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

Three sisters gather at an upright piano: one plays from the open score, another stands behind with violin and bow raised, the youngest leans in on tiptoe to listen, a vase of orange flowers glowing on top. Renoir painted the daughters of the symbolist poet Catulle Mendès in 1888; the canvas now hangs in The Metropolitan Museum of Art.

• Fine-art postcard, 10×15 cm

A fitting card for a music teacher, a sister, or anyone who grew up around Sunday practice.