Pierre-Auguste Renoir and Love /Chopin

Love, understood as a fundamental force binding human beings to each other and to nature, guided Renoir's inspiration. Renoir's joyful, discreet and tender vision, devoid of any hint of sentimentality, ribaldry or drama, distinguishes him from the other painters of his day.
The artist locates the interactions he depicts in his paintings in the public space, the new, modern social and natural settings - theaters, restaurants, guinguettes, boulevards and gardens - frequented by various social classes.