Dance in the Country is an oil painting that is currently housed in the Musée d'Orsay in Paris. This painting was ordered in 1882 for Paul Durand-Ruel, who kept it until 1919, when Renoir passed away. He wanted art that featured the theme of a ball in unique detail. Renoir used inspiration from his trips to Italy and Raphael, who was also an influential painter.
Dance in the Country features a man, Paul Lothe, and a woman, Aline Charigot, dancing with each other on a balcony. These life-size figures are holding each other close, the woman has a smile on her face and her body is wrapped around the man's. She's facing the viewer while the man has his face on the side of the woman. There is a table to the side, but the dancers take up most of the space. There are warm colors used except for the dark suit that the man is wearing.
Improve the look of your space by hanging a Renoir painting Dance in the Country. Today this painting has been carefully recreated detail-by-detail to near perfection as a complete canvas art reproduction. Why settle for a print when you can add sophistication to your rooms with a beautiful fine gallery reproduction oil painting? Why not grace your home with this reproduced masterpiece? It is sure to bring many admirers!
Cada pintura es pintada a mano para ti sólo
Pintada a Mano
Cada pintura es pintada a mano en un 100% por artistas experimentados. Nunca usamos la tecnología digital o esquina cortada.
Pinceles grandes
Nuestros artistas profesionales se dedican en cada detalle de obras de arte. Le aseguramos que cada obra de arte será exquisita.
Marco Delicado
Envuelto y estirado en marcos de madera de alta duración y bellos.
Listas para colgar
Nuestras pinturas ya se estiran: los bordes están rematados y cubiertos con lienzo- están listas para colgar en cuanto se sacarán de la caja.
Arte Inspirado
Los motivos originales de Artisoo vienen de las escuelas de arte más prestigiosas y academias de bellas artes.
Óleo Ecológico
Sólo utilizamos pinturas de la calidad de la marca “Marie´s museum”, debido a que son amistosas con el medio ambiente y no se descoloran.
Encontrar su arte y seguir su corazón.
