Three Pomegranates and Two Apples 

Pierre-Auguste Renoir’s “Three Pomegranates and Two Apples” is a still life painting showcasing the artist’s signature Impressionist style. Renoir, known for his depictions of Parisian life and portraits, shifted his focus in this piece to the simple beauty of everyday objects. The painting features a composition of three pomegranates and two apples, carefully arranged on a white tablecloth. Renoir’s signature loose brushstrokes and vibrant colors, particularly the rich reds of the pomegranates and the warm yellows of the apples, give the painting a sense of life and movement, capturing the essence of the objects in a way that transcends mere representation.