At the Concert (Box at the Opera), 1880 by Pierre-Auguste Renoir
Canvas Print - 1905-RPA
Location: The Clark Art Institute, Massachusetts, USAOriginal Size: 99.2 x 80.6 cm
Giclée Canvas Print | $60.35 USD
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Painting Information
Pierre-Auguste Renoir’s "At the Concert (Box at the Opera)," completed in 1880, is a sublime celebration of late 19th-century Parisian society and the opulent ritual of attending the opera. This painting, housed at The Clark Art Institute, immerses us in the vibrant atmosphere of a theatre box, capturing a moment steeped in elegance and anticipation.
The composition features two women, their intimacy and contrasting appearances drawing us into their world. The woman on the left, likely the elder, exudes a gentle charm with her slightly distant yet contemplative gaze. She is adorned in a sumptuous black dress, the neckline embellished with delicate floral embroidery, hinting at a quiet sophistication. Her gloved hands add a touch of refinement, and her rosy cheeks suggest a moment of absorbed reflection.
Beside her, the younger woman, seen in profile, leans in closer, perhaps whispering a secret or a keen observation about the performance. Her long, dark hair cascades down her back, and her white dress, juxtaposed against the darker tones, highlights her youthful vibrancy. She clutches a bouquet of vivid pink roses, a symbol of the evening's romantic and ephemeral pleasures.
Renoir’s brushwork is characteristically fluid and luminous, bringing a sense of movement and life to the scene. The rich, velvety backdrop, likely the lush curtains of the opera box, frames the figures, enhancing the intimate setting. The interplay of light and shadow on their faces and attire is masterfully rendered, capturing the glow of the opera lights and the shimmer of high society.
This painting is not merely a depiction of two women at an opera; it is a window into the cultural heartbeat of Renoir’s Paris, a testament to the artist’s ability to weave narrative and emotion into his portrayal of contemporary life.
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