184 years ago today, February 25, 1841 (February 5, 1841 in the lunar calendar), the French Impressionist master Renoir was born. Renoir in 1897 often sat on the stairs in front of his door and pondered. On February 25, 1841, Pierre-Auguste Renoir (February 25, 1841-December 3, 1919) was born in Limoges, France. In 1861, Renoir began to study painting at the famous Greier studio in Paris. Participated in three Impressionist exhibitions held in 1874, 1876 and 1877. In 1881, his style of painting turned to neoclassicism. Impressionist painting was restored in 1888. He is good at figure painting and portraits, is obsessed with depicting naked women in costumes, and prefers pink and dark blue colors. Representative works include "Box","Ball on Hongmofang Street","Portrait of Miss Irena","Bathing Girl", etc. In December 1919, Renoir died of illness. Claude's long hair fell over his childhood, like the girl Mrs. Renoir and her younger son Claude Renoir and his son Claude Renoir and his model André. Later she became Renoir's daughter-in-law Renoir and his younger son Claude Renoir's son Jean Renoir August Renoir "Bathrou Girl" Renoir, France "Sitting Bathrou Girl" August Renoir "Ball on Red Mill Street"