Self-Portrait

Self-Portrait, 1910, Pierre-Auguste Renoir

Terrace in Cagnes

Terrace in Cagnes, 1905, Pierre-Auguste Renoir

Roses

Roses, 1890, Pierre-Auguste Renoir

The Bathers

The Bathers, 1887, Pierre-Auguste Renoir

Mother Nursing Her Child

Mother Nursing Her Child (Aline [wife] and Pierre [first child]), 1886, Pierre-Auguste Renoir

Notes:

The years between 1884 and 1887 are known as the "Dry Period" in the artist's life, and most critics at the time thought that he had gone astray.
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This crisis, however, was not just an individual matter. It affected not only Renoir, but also Monet, Pissaro and Degas and finally led to a complete collapse of this group of Impressionists
quoted from Peter Feist's Renoir

Dance at Bougival

Dance at Bougival (Suzanne Valadon and Paul Lhote), 1883, Pierre-Auguste Renoir

The Umbrellas

The Umbrellas, 1883, Pierre-Auguste Renoir

Notes:

Renoir created a number of beautiful examples of the two prototypes of street scenes, i.e. both general impressions of streets and crowds of people randomly hurrying past one another and the same people observed at close quarters. It was the latter type that Renoir sought to capture in the life-size figures of The Umbrellas. He used subtle shades of blue, grey and brown and then added emphasis by means of some brightly glowing colours.

quoted from Renoir by Peter H.Feist

Two Sisters on the Terrace

Two Sisters on the Terrace, 1881, Pierre-Auguste Renoir

Madame Charpentier and Her Children

Madame Charpentier and Her Children, 1878, Pierre-Auguste Renoir

Le Moulin de la Galette

Le Moulin de la Galette, 1876, Pierre-Auguste Renoir

Notes:

The above painting is one of the most significant of Renoir. For a better resolution version go here

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The Moulin de la Galette is a windmill situated near the top of the district of Montmartre in Paris, France.
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In 1870, the owner Charles-Nicolas Debray, added a guinguette with a dancing room, and called it "Moulin de la Galette" in 1895. The "galette", is a small rye bread that Debray millers made and sold with a glass of milk. Now, in French, "galette" is the name of cake. In 1830, they replaced milk with wine (especially the local Montmartre wine) and the windmill by a cabaret.

The atmosphere was relaxed and customers more popular than in other establishments such as "Moulin Rouge". People came to "Moulin de la Galette" for enjoying and dancing.

quoted from Moulin de la Galette

The Theatre Box

The Theatre Box, 1874, Pierre-Auguste Renoir

Notes: The man in this painting is Renoir's brother, Edmond

PS: I typed out La Loge in the title and then realized I'd done the translated titles for the rest. Somehow I always wonder about the validity of translating titles - don't have an answer though

Monet Painting in his garden at Argenteuil

Monet Painting in his garden at Argenteuil, 1873, Pierre-Auguste Renoir

Mme Monet reading Le Figaro

Mme Monet reading Le Figaro, 1872, Pierre-Auguste Renoir

Lise

Lise, 1867, Pierre-Auguste Renoir

Notes:

Renoir's first masterpiece was his Lise of 1867, which was exhibited at the Salon the following spring. It was a full-length life-size portrait of his young girl-friend Lise - something which was normally only used for royalty.
quoted from RENOIR by Peter H.Feist

Frederic Bazille at his Easel

Frederic Bazille at his Easel, 1867, Pierre-Auguste Renoir

Arum and Conservatory Plants

Arum and Conservatory Plants, 1864, Pierre-Auguste Renoir