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:{{en}} ''So I am staying in the sun – not to paint portraits but while I am warming myself and looking hard at things I hope I will have acquired some of the grandeur and simplicity of the old masters [...] So, by looking around outside, I have finished by seeing only the broad harmonies, and am no longer preoccupied with the little details, which only extinguish the sunlight, instead of increasing its brilliance''.<ref>Da una lettera scritta a madame Charpentier durante il suo soggiorno di lavoro con Paul Cezanne all'Estaque, vicino Marsiglia, 1882; citato in Francois Fosca, ''Renoir – his life and work'', Book Club Associates, Thames and Hudson Ltd, Londra, 1975, p. 169.</ref>
*Una mattina, siccome uno di noi era senza nero, si servì del blu: era nato l'[[impressionismo]].
:{{en}} ''One morning one of us had run out of black; and that was the birth of Impressionism''.<ref>Citato in Klaus Honnef, Ingo F. Walther, Karl Ruhrberg, ''Art of the 20th Century: Painting'', 1998, p. 7.</ref>
==Citazioni su Pierre-Auguste Renoir==
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