A Girl with a Watering Can

A Girl with a Watering Can

Artist	Pierre-Auguste Renoir
Year	1876 (1876)

A Girl with a Watering Can is an Impressionist painting by Pierre-Auguste Renoir from 1876. The work was apparently painted in Monet's famous garden at Argenteuil. This painting is of Mademoiselle Leclere in her blue dress holding a watering can.

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National Gallery of Art page on "A Girl with a Watering Can"

Pierre-Auguste Renoir

Paintings	Lise (1867) In Summer (1868) Skaters in the Bois de Boulogne (1868) L'Algérienne (1870) La Promenade (1870) The Harem (1872) La Parisienne (1874) La Loge (1874) The Grands Boulevards (1875) Bal du moulin de la Galette (1876) The Swing (1876) A Girl with a Watering Can (1876) Mother and Children (1876) Paysage Bords de Seine (1879) Luncheon of the Boating Party (1881) Pink and Blue (1881) Two Sisters (On the Terrace) (1881) The Umbrellas (1880–81, 1885–86) By the Seashore (1883) Dance at Bougival (1883) Dance in the City (1883) Dance in the Country (1883) Les Grandes Baigneuses (1884–87) Nature morte: fleurs (1885) Girls at the Piano (1892) Gabrielle with Open Blouse (1907) Nude (1910) The Coast at Cagnes, Sea, Mountains (c. 1910) Portrait of Adèle Besson (1918) The Bathers (1918–19)

Family and relations	Pierre Renoir (son, 1885–1952) Claude Renoir (grandson, 1913–1993) Sophie Renoir (great-granddaughter) Jean Renoir (son, 1894–1979) Alain Renoir (grandson, 1921-2008) Claude Renoir (son, 1901–1969) Gabrielle Renard (nanny, later model)

Related	Lise Tréhot Catherine Hessling Richard Guino Suzanne Valadon Maison Fournaise Renoir (film)

Wikimedia	Pierre-Auguste Renoir at Wikiquote Pierre-Auguste Renoir at Commons Pierre-Auguste Renoir at Wiktionary Pierre-Auguste Renoir at Wikibooks Pierre-Auguste Renoir at Wikisource Pierre-Auguste Renoir at Wikinews

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