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*The Great Artists: TheImpressionists - Renoir*

This episode tells the story of Pierre Renoir, who started painting on porcelain and fans and went on to become one of the leading lights of the school of Impressionism. Renoir began to paint in the open air from about 1864 and in 1876 produced the ‘Moulin de la Galette’ one of the most important and controversial paintings of the period. Renoir is also famous for the hot reds, oranges and gold that he employed to portray nudes in sunlight.

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