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  • Three young sisters around an upright piano — one seated at the keys with an open score, one standing with a violin and bow, the youngest in a white dress with a white ribbon listening on the right, vase of orange flowers on the piano — Renoir "The Daughters of Catulle Mendès at the Piano" (1888), Renoir postcard.
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The Daughters of Catulle Mendès at the Piano (1888) — Renoir Postcard

The Daughters of Catulle Mendès at the Piano (1888) — Renoir Postcard

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Three Mendès sisters gather around an upright piano: one seated at the keys with the score open, another standing behind with a violin and bow, the youngest leaning in to listen while a small vase of orange flowers waits on top. Renoir painted them in 1888 for the symbolist poet Catulle Mendès; the canvas is now at The Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York — a card for music teachers, sisters and anyone who remembers Sunday practice.

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