Girl with a Basket of Flowers (Jeune fille au panier de fleurs)

Print/Reproduction on paperPierre-Auguste Renoir (Original artist). This is a decorative reproduction.

Girl with a Basket of Flowers (Jeune fille au panier de fleurs)

Style & Movement

Impressionism

Medium & Technique

Offset lithograph or high-quality photomechanical reproduction from the 20th century. Original was oil on canvas.

Creation Period

The image dates to 1890, but this specific reproduction appears to be mid-20th century (c. 1950-1970).

Dimensions & Format

Approx. 12 x 16 inches (visible); Portrait orientation within a rectangular matting.

Subject Description

A youthful female figure (often identified as a portrait of 'La Belle Angèle') in a garden setting, carrying a wicker basket filled with flowers. The subject features soft features, copper-toned hair, and a pastel dress with a green sash, set against a blurred, lush background.

Condition & Value Assessment

Condition Assessment

Fair to Good. Visible fading of color saturation due to UV exposure. Matting shows signs of toning/acid staining.

Estimated Market Value

$20 - $75 USD

Auction Estimate

$10 - $50 USD

Provenance History

Unknown; likely a retail purchase for residential decorative use. No high-value gallery or museum labels visible in the current photo.

Art Historical Significance

The original 1890 oil painting is a masterpiece of Renoir's later Impressionist period, showcasing his mastery of soft light and the idealization of youth. As a reproduction, this piece has decorative value but limited art-historical weight.

Notable Features

Features a printed facsimile of Renoir's signature in the lower right; the quality of the dots suggests a mechanical printing process rather than hand-applied paint.

Condition Issues

Sun-bleaching/fading of secondary colors (pinks and greens), significant yellowing of the paper matting, and potential acidity migration to the print.

Conservation Recommendations

Replace acidic matting with archival acid-free board and swap existing glass for UV-protective glazing to prevent further fading.

Identified on 5/16/2026