The Pursuit Of Aesthetic - On The Works Of Renoir

Renoir was one of the important impressionist artist in France at 19th. His great success was on putting the impressionist color into his portrait and nude works , which formed the new style of impressionist , though the painting style of Renoir changed many times all his life , pursuing aestheticism never changed.Pursuing aestheticism was on behalf of happy theme on Renoir's painting , for example In the garden and Dance in the country were showing lover's happy , Charpentier with her children was showing family happy works , Luncheon of the boating party and dancing at the Moulin de la galette were showing happy young man meeting . Renoir was enjoying happiness when he expressed happy theme works in his life, so he could say : 'T m a happy man" . His pursuing aestheticism on color was showing comfortable and fresh color in his painting works . His color was deferent in impressionist because all colors in his works were for the character' s disposition but for light or shadow changing ,so , the color contrast was moderate in his portraits and nudes works . His pursuing aestheticism on nudes works were showing women body' s beautiful, Renoir began a new age at nudes oil painting . In all his women nudes works , the nude women' s body and skin were very lovely and beautiful , moreover the beautiful was full of attempting , however , the beautiful didn't fell lascivious . So Renoir came into been distinctive style on showing women' s skin , and the style was deferent with pre-impressionist and impressionist . Renoir style's objective was showing the beautiful and sex appeal of nude women' s fat body , therefore he find the vague edge梟ew way on display nude women's body. Renoir's new nude works were a break and were more beautiful than artist Rubens (several hundred years ago) , his works could bring another beautiful to audience.Though Renoir painted a lot of works in his life , he never published his theory about oil painting , and which was the reason for few conclusion being formed on his works all over the world.