Two Girls (after Pierre-Auguste Renoir)
Limited edition photomechanical print / lithograph on paper • After Pierre-Auguste Renoir (with printed/facsimile signature)
Style & Movement
Impressionism / Post-Impressionism
Medium & Technique
Color offset lithography or collotype reproduction of an original pastel or painting
Creation Period
Late 20th century (reproduction after the original c. 1890-1895 work)
Dimensions & Format
Medium format, roughly 20 x 24 inches (framed), landscape format
Subject Description
Depicts two young girls in close proximity; the girl on the left has blonde hair tied with a white bow, while the girl on the right wears a hat and looks softly toward the viewer with a dreamy, tender expression. The background consists of soft, muted green drapery and neutral tones.
Condition & Value Assessment
Condition Assessment
Very Good. The paper appears clean, well-preserved under glass, with vibrant colors and no obvious foxing, tears, or fading.
Estimated Market Value
$150 - $300 USD
Auction Estimate
$100 - $200 USD
Provenance History
Commercial fine art reproduction market, likely purchased through an art gallery, estate sale, or specialized print publisher in the late 20th century.
Art Historical Significance
Serves as an accessible decorative print representing Renoir's celebrated late-career focus on childhood, familial warmth, and soft pastel techniques.
Notable Features
Includes a limited edition numbering stamp or pencil notation in the lower left corner (e.g., 351/1000) and a facsimile signature in the lower right, typical of collectible art prints.
Condition Issues
None readily apparent from visual inspection; housed securely within a mat and ornate gilt frame.
Conservation Recommendations
Keep away from direct, prolonged sunlight to prevent fading of the paper and inks. Maintain stable indoor humidity and temperature levels.