Portrait of a Young Girl 1912

"Portrait of a Young Girl," painted in 1912 by Pierre-Auguste Renoir, captures the essence of Impressionism. The artist's signature, visible in the upper right corner, authenticates the work. Renoir's characteristic soft brushstrokes and use of light create a sense of movement and vibrancy, emphasizing the subject's youthful beauty. The young girl's pensive expression and subtle pose convey a sense of intimacy and tranquility, making this portrait a beloved example of Renoir's mastery of portraiture. The painting is currently held in a private collection.