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This is one of Renoir’s final paintings, made in his house on the Mediterranean coast. Its theme was one he often used during his last years. He had become disillusioned with modern Parisian subjects like the theatre, and preferred to paint idealised images of women, often washing or dressing themselves. In this, Renoir placed himself in the great tradition of European figure painting, alongside Titian and Rubens, as well as the eighteenth-century French painters he had always admired.

The Courtauld, London (Samuel Courtauld Trust)

London

Title

Woman Tying Her Shoe

Date

c.1918

Medium

oil on canvas

Measurements

H 50.5 x W 56.5 cm

Accession number

P.1932.SC.341

Acquisition method

gift from Samuel Courtauld, 1932

Work type

Painting

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