Renoir — Pont Neuf, Paris (1872) Fine Art Postcard

An early Renoir street scene from 1872, painted before the Impressionists had a name. The Pont Neuf bridge crosses a sunlit Seine while carriages, pedestrians and tall Haussmann-era façades carry the picture's quiet rhythm. The view is composed and bright, closer to plein-air observation than the looser broken light Renoir would settle into a few years later. 10×15 cm card on 350 g/m² stock from Zolota Ptakha — well suited to postcrossing or a city-themed shelf.