Among other impressionist painters who preferred to work with landscapes, it was Renoir's fascination with human figures that sets him apart.
Capturing the modernity and leisure of Parisian life was Pierre-Auguste Renoir's focal point. He had a special eye for beauty and his skills as a colorist was much celebrated. He beautifully captured the movement of light and shadow to create some timeless masterpieces. His works were full of life and vibrant colors featuring well dressed Parisian people enjoying their life. Renoir always tried to incorporate his new approach and thought in his paintings, which was evident in the multicolored strokes, bright atmosphere and the radiant tones of the skin of his female subjects. Among other impressionist painters who preferred to work with landscapes, it was Renoir's fascination with human figures that sets him apart. The great masterpieces of Pierre-Auguste Renoir are Woman in Black, Diana the Huntress, La Loge, La Grenouillère, Madame Georges Charpentier and Her Children.