Renoir — A Girl with a Watering Can (1876) Postcard

A blue dress, an orange ribbon, a metal watering can almost as tall as the child holding it. A Girl with a Watering Can — Renoir, 1876, National Gallery of Art in Washington — is one of the gentlest summer scenes in the Impressionist canon, all dappled light and small concentration. Zolota Ptakha Publishing House prints the card on 350 g/m² stock at 10×15 cm: for postcrossing in spring, a note to a small reader, or a frame in a sunny kitchen. The Renoir series.