Baby’s Head c. 1895

"Baby's Head," painted by Pierre-Auguste Renoir in 1895, is a delicate oil painting capturing the innocence of a child. Renoir's characteristic loose brushstrokes and soft colors create a sense of warmth and tenderness. This work is considered a prime example of Renoir's style, known for its Impressionistic approach to capturing light and movement. The painting, while lacking a specific background, focuses on the beauty of the child's features and the artist's expert use of brushwork. This intimate portrayal of childhood continues to resonate with viewers.