Past Exhibition

Vollard, Connoisseur

Four women shown from the waist up to about mid-thigh, engaged in an outdoor activity. Two women in the front are bending over, possibly picking something from the ground, while the two behind them are in mid-movement. The woman on the left has her hair tied back and wears a patterned garment, while the woman beside her has auburn hair in a loose bun and wears a rich red dress with puffed sleeves. Behind them, a woman lifting a bundle on her shoulder wears a dress with wide sleeves and long, dark hair cascading, and another woman holding a similar bundle is in motion. The women's clothing is voluminous and indicative of a historical or pastoral style. The setting is an open field with patches of grass, under a soft blue and white sky, creating a peaceful outdoor scene.
Auguste Renoir, Children Playing Ball (Enfants jouant a la balle), 1900, color lithograph, Rosenwald Collection, 1950.16.214

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    Ground Floor, Central Gallery
Four women shown from the waist up to about mid-thigh, engaged in an outdoor activity. Two women in the front are bending over, possibly picking something from the ground, while the two behind them are in mid-movement. The woman on the left has her hair tied back and wears a patterned garment, while the woman beside her has auburn hair in a loose bun and wears a rich red dress with puffed sleeves. Behind them, a woman lifting a bundle on her shoulder wears a dress with wide sleeves and long, dark hair cascading, and another woman holding a similar bundle is in motion. The women's clothing is voluminous and indicative of a historical or pastoral style. The setting is an open field with patches of grass, under a soft blue and white sky, creating a peaceful outdoor scene.
Auguste Renoir, Children Playing Ball (Enfants jouant a la balle), 1900, color lithograph, Rosenwald Collection, 1950.16.214

Overview: Dealer, collector, patron, and publisher of fine illustrated books and portfolios of contemporary prints, Ambroise Vollard was an important influence on the Parisian art world at the turn of the century. Paul Cézanne, Odilon Redon, and Auguste Renoir were among the artists represented by 98 prints.