Renoir at the Theatre: Looking at La Loge Bloomsbury

Renoir at the Theatre: Looking at La Loge BloomsburyPierre Auguste Renoirs La Loge (The Theatre Box), 1874, is one of the masterpieces of Impressionism and a major highlight of The Courtauld Gallerys collection. Its depiction of an elegant couple on display in a loge, or box at the theatre, epitomises the Impressionists interest in the spectacle of modern life. In celebration of The Courtauld Institute of Arts 75th anniversary the exhibition Renoir at the Theatre: Looking at La Loge, was on view from

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