The Naked Child in Art: Pierre-Auguste Renoir
So, seeing as I’ve mentioned that Suzanne Valadon posed for Pierre-Auguste Renoir and became his lover, I might as well look at his work. He didn’t do many child nudes, although some of his models look as though they may be in their early teens. The first is the famous, The Bathers, which features Valadon as the central model.
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