Head of a woman 1887

This portrait, painted by Pierre-Auguste Renoir in 1887, is a classic example of Impressionism. The soft brushstrokes and the focus on capturing a fleeting moment are hallmarks of the style. Renoir's "Head of a Woman" showcases the artist's signature approach to capturing light and color, particularly in the woman's soft, delicate features and the hazy background. The painting's focus on the subject's gaze and subtle facial expression adds a layer of intimacy to the work, inviting viewers to contemplate the woman's inner thoughts.