Enamel Pin: Renoir's Daughters of Durand-Ruell M. C. Escher and concealed aspects of LGBTQ+

and concealed aspects of LGBTQ+ history

With its artist smock

It demystifies artistic jargon

Since the mid-19th century

where they were produced

Enamel Pin: Renoir's Daughters of Durand-Ruell M. C. Escher and concealed aspects of LGBTQ+The Daughters of Durand Ruel is a vibrant Impressionist painting in the Chrysler's permanent collection by Pierre Auguste Renoir, depicting his art dealer Paul Durand Ruel's two daughters in a garden. Renoir's loose brushwork and use of dappled light capture their joyful essence. The painting highlights Renoir's signature style and the close relationship between the artist and Durand Ruel, the art dealer who supported and promoted the Impressionist