#pierre renoir

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The Artist's Family (La Famille de l'artiste)

Artist: Pierre-Auguste Renoir (French, 1841-1919) French impress

Date: 1896

Medium: Oil on canvas

Collection: The Barnes Foundation, Philadelphia, PA, United States

Description

Renoir presents his family in the garden of their residence in Paris. At center Renoir's wife, Aline Charigot Renoir, wears a colorful hat and blouse. Renoir's oldest son, Pierre, holds his mother's arm while Jean, the artist's second son, toddles in the foreground; Jean is gently supported by Gabrielle Renard, the family's nursemaid and one of Renoir's favorite models. The girl is probably a neighbor or friend. Renoir kept this painting his whole life; Dr. Barnes purchased it from one of the Renoir sons in 1927.

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Children of Paradise (Les Enfants du Paradis) (1945) Marcel Carné

December 28th 2024

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La nuit du carrefour (Jean Renoir, 1932)

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Les Enfants du Paradis, 1945.

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Pierre Renoir (March 21, 1885 – March 11, 1952)

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The Cat with Julie Manet (detail), 1877

by Pierre-Auguste Renoir (French, 1841-1919)

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-Flowers in a Vase-

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Spring Bouquet (1866) by Pierre-Auguste Renoir

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The impressionist's muse

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me when i have to work to make money & live

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The Umbrellas, Pierre-Auguste Renoir, between 1881 and 1886

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remember, green's your color. you are spring.

Roses, Vincent Van Gogh | Picking Flowers, Pierre Auguste Renoir | Green Wheat Field, Vincent Van Gogh | Water Lilies and Japanese Bridge, Claude Monet | Avenue of Schloss Kammer Park, Gustav Klimt | Entrance to the Public Gardens in Arles, Vincent Van Gogh | Sorrow Is Not My Name, Ross Gay

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Woman with a Parasol in a Garden, Pierre-Auguste Renoir, 1875

Oil on canvas 54.5 x 65 cm (21.46 x 25.59 in.) Museo Nacional Thyssen-Bornemisza, Madrid, Spain

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Pierre-Auguste Renoir (French, 1841-1919)

Portrait de Mademoiselle Irène Cahen d’Anvers

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Writing Notes: Positive and Negative Characteristics

POSITIVE. Mental strength: This ability is acquired by focusing on things under personal command, which reinforces the internal locus of control.

The behaviors that lead to mental strength are identified below (Morin, 2013):

Mentally strong people don’t feel sorry for themselves; instead, they take responsibility for their own life.

Don’t give away their power to others and thus maintain control over their emotions.

Individuals with mental toughness embrace change and are open to being flexible.

Control is placed on things under the person’s influence, such as their attitude.

Pleasing everyone is not a priority. While being kind and fair is important, making everyone happy is not.

There is a motivation for making calculated risks.

Focus on the present and make plans for the future.

Try to make better decisions in the future and try not to repeat previous missteps.

Demonstrate an ability to appreciate and celebrate the success of other people.

Don’t give up after a failure; instead, they keep trying until they get it right.

Tolerate being alone and staying in silence.

Don’t feel that the world owes them something; instead, they create opportunities for themselves by utilizing their own talents and merits.

Real change takes time, and mentally strong individuals understand this, so they’re patient.

These behaviors are positively supported by characteristics such as:

Tenacity: not giving up when things get tough or when problems arise

Confidence: belief in personal ability to find solutions to challenges

Optimism: the perception that the odds are in one’s favor

Adaptability: openness to new inputs and ideas

Self-Awareness: the ability to shift perspective

Reliability: following through with promises and goals

Responsibility: owning up to personal mistakes and errors

Wellbeing: making personal mental and physical health a priority

These and other characteristics help contribute to strong mental health (Half, 2016).

NEGATIVE. The opposite of open-minded, calm, conscientious, and agreeable characteristics are those defined by judgment, neuroticism, and an external locus of control. Some behaviors that fall into this category are:

Inability to accept setbacks

Lack of clarity and decision-making

Low capacity for critical thinking

Failing to build strong interpersonal relations

Always staying in the comfort zone

Helplessness and absence of persistence

Tendency to lean toward pessimism

Weak imagination and an inability to visualize desired outcomes

(Cardone, 2011)

Individuals with high scores in neuroticism often display narcissism, have inflated egos, and are emotionally distant, angry, hostile, and inflexible. These people tend to display the behaviors above.

Yet one key preventer of such negative traits, according to some studies, is self-control. “The more conscientious or prudent people are–no matter their other characteristics–the less likely they’ll be drawn toward harmful or illegal activities” (Chamorro-Premuzic, 2016).

Therefore, by increasing one’s self-awareness, individuals can spot their shortcomings and adopt habits to help balance out their personality traits. In turn, this helps them thrive.

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Marie Therese durand ruel sewing (1882) by Pierre-Auguste Renoir