Pierre-Auguste Renoir: Irčne Cahen d'Anvers (Little Irene)

Irčne Cahen d'Anvers

(Little Irene)

1879

Information about painting

Dimensions:	54 x 65 cm
Type:	Oil on canvas
Location:	E.G. Buhrle Collection, Zurich, Switzerland
Shop:	Buy oil on canvas handmade reproduction

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Little Irene painting

I have a canvas painting of lil Irene in the bottom right corner it has a name then 80.. Is this painting worth anything?

Posted by Sonya hastings on 28. April 2015. at 08:56

little Irene

I aso have hand canvas signed 16x20 with signed and 8 in upper right corner is it of any value

Posted by cindy on 05. December 2014. at 17:53

Little Irene

Have one too.
Seems to be common

Posted by Valerie on 06. October 2014. at 16:58

girl with blue ribbion

Why is it impossible to find out the value if any concerning Irere

Posted by william Jenkins on 05. January 2014. at 18:13

Little Irene

I have a16x20 print with his name followed by number 8 in the upper right hand corner, would like to know the value of this painting.

Posted by Jimmie Bates on 04. January 2014. at 15:35

little irene

i have this same print 20x26 approx with the signature in the top right from Ressler Galleries # 12144/2

Posted by margie on 18. September 2012. at 16:46

little irene print

just wondering if theses are of any value

Posted by Richard caldwell on 17. June 2012. at 19:32

Girl with the Blue Ribbon

I have a canvas print signed at top right corner and was printed in 1963(D A C NY) from the Magee Co. Size is 18x24. Could you tell me what the value is as I am unable to find this particular size on a printed canvas.
Thank you.

Posted by rita on 07. June 2012. at 15:24

girl with blue ribbon

I have the same painting, the sig is on the top right corner and the back of painting says 2144 size 16x20 and more letters and numbers that I can not read starting with 15J and 3 more numbers. Is their any value to this painting.
Thank You
renios #80

Posted by shirley stephens on 27. May 2012. at 18:57

little irene

i have the same print #214 signed upper left corner windi fine prints little irene

Posted by paul ratchford on 15. April 2012. at 13:41

little irene

Hi, I have the same question about painting on oil canvas and signature in top right corner. Is this picture of any value?

Posted by angie on 25. March 2012. at 14:44

Little Irene

i have the same print and also has #80 in the top right
hand corner also has the number 131B RENOIR Little Irene printed in the lower right corner

Posted by Allen Babineau on 03. March 2012. at 18:40

renois 80

i have renois #80 and also girl at piano, the renois #80 is signed at the top right corner and the girl at piano is signed at the bottom left. At the back is says Winde Fine Prints #214 Little Irene and the other one says Winde Fine Prints #204. Is there any value to these paintings.
thank you

Posted by helen on 03. January 2012. at 10:12

Little Irene painting

I have the same painting, the sig is on the top right corner and the back of thepainting says 214 size 16x20.

Posted by Connie on 02. August 2011. at 18:37

I have the same painting and my family has had it for 130 years. I was wondering if it was a origanal. How could I find out if it was the origanal?

Posted by Brittany Begley on 21. May 2011. at 12:34

Signature At Bottom

Hi, I have this painting too, but the signature is not at the top rather the signature is at the bottom of the painting, and each and every brush stroke is uplifted off of the canvas.., you can feel each raised stroke of paint..,, I do not believe mine is a reproduction, rather I believe mine is an original because the signature is at the bottom and very difficult to make out at first site because it sort of blends into the paint. I think the reprints have the signature at the top right corner in plain site, a tale tale way of determination. I took mine to an art gallery and they offered me a nice price which I could not imagine them doing unless for significant explanation.

Posted by Charlotte on 15. March 2011. at 09:06

all prints are an exact replica of the original and if the original has the signature in the upper corner then all the prints have the signature so most likely they are all copies or prints. Something that old, the oils would have yellowed a bit.

Posted by al on 23. December 2010. at 14:42

Painting

My mother has this same painting that she bought 20 years ago at a yard sale with the same signature in the upper right hand corner. We have been trying tofigure out if it is the origional or if the origional has already been brought to a museum. could you please help me?

Posted by Rachel on 02. December 2010. at 15:29

litle irene

I have this same painting picture of litle irene its signed at the top right corner with renoir signature. Not sure if its real but its a very old painting but in still good condition. Size are 16by20

Posted by catia on 22. November 2010. at 20:49

mademoiselle irene oil painting

I have an oil painting of the above and it is signed, I know this painting is over 50 years old. How can I tell if it is an original.

Posted by Rose on 22. September 2010. at 22:22

little irean

DO reproductions have renoir signatures?

Posted by beverly on 17. July 2010. at 20:34

value of a print, please

i have a beautiful print i believe, and was wondering the value[ if any] of said print. would it be possible to let me know. yours truly, cahrles wilson

Posted by charles wilson on 16. June 2008. at 12:33

Father commisioned it

Here is a good link of the reason why it was painted..
http://vote.foxsaver.com/public/picture/1945957308

Posted by Don A. on 04. May 2008. at 12:41

Post postagestamp

Here is a link with much info...
http://babelfish.yahoo.com/translate_url?tt=url&trurl=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.col.fr%2Farche%2Fsommaire493.html&lp=fr_en&.intl=us&fr=slv8-acer

Posted by Don A. on 04. May 2008. at 12:36

Tragic news...Irene and Camondo Family

Brace of Camondo married Irene Cahen of Antwerp (1872 - 1963), from which it had two children, Nissim (1892 - 1917) and Beatrice (1894 - 1943) and divorced in 1901. Isaac de Camondo had two illegitimate children with Marie-Louise de Lancey. He died in 1911, without recognizing them.
Lieutenant Nissim de Camondo was pilot and was killed in 1917 in Lorraine. Beatrice de Camondo married Leon Reinach. They had two children: Fanny in 1920 and Bertrand in 1923.
Brace of Camondo died little of time before the second world war by bequeathing its private mansion close to the Monceau park and all its furniture, at the French State.
In 1943, the four family members Reinach, only heirs to Camondo fortune, were off-set in Auschwitz and Birkenau (Poland), by Drancy.
Fanny died on December 31, 1943, Bertrand on April 15, 1944, Leon on May 12, 1944 and BĂŠatrice, on January 4, 1945.
The ex-wife of Brace of Camondo, Irene become catholic and countess of Sampieri, escaped the Nazis. She recovered the fortune of Camondo by the Reinach heritage after the war, and wasted it.
Separately the two children illegitimate of Isaac de Camondo, which one lost the traces, there remain nothing of this glorious stambouliote family.
The Camondo family had believed found progress and prosperity, while emigrating in Western Europe, like so much of Othoman Jewish families, it found desolation, cruelty there and, finally the extinction.

Posted by Don A. on 04. May 2008. at 12:32

Irene of Antwerp

Here is some more info. And I am not done searching. She was the oldest of 3 children. The link...
http://babelfish.yahoo.com/translate_url?tt=url&trurl=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.photosmarval.org%2Fpeintres%2Fimpressionnisme%2Fauguste-renoir-02.shtml&lp=fr_en&.intl=us&fr=slv8-acer

Posted by Don A. on 04. May 2008. at 12:12

Her Child!

Here is a link about her daughter, sad though...
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/B%C3%A9atrice_de_Camondo

Posted by Don a. on 04. May 2008. at 12:03

My Aunt has a painting of her in her room along with a book of panitings of our Pierre-Auguste Renoir.

Posted by Jandi on 29. April 2008. at 11:49

Little Irene

I have a canvas painting on cardboard of her signed Renoir #80 top right corner 16x 20 from winde fine prints. Worth anything?

Posted by Nanette on 05. April 2008. at 13:42

my painting

just wanted alittle history on this painting and what is might be worth

Posted by DeAnne Moore on 19. October 2007. at 01:13

Beautiful Haunting

Little Irene is so beautiful. I once had a reproduction (I suppose) of her- I bought it at a church fair. When I first saw it at 6 years old I was enraptured by her. What was odd was that once she was hung in the basement (my playroom), I kept getting a strange feeling that I was being watched... many other creepy things happened. Unfortunately, because of that, my mom threw her away.
Maybe she had been a bad reproduction and was unhappy? Haha.

Now I can only wait until I can buy the best reproduction of her that I can. She is the most beautiful little girl!

Posted by Irene (really) on 02. August 2007. at 11:31

The Real Painting

The original of this painting is in the E.G Buhrle Collection in Switzerland. The vintage prints on cardboard are worth only slightly more than framed lithographs.

Posted by lil_applet on 13. March 2007. at 22:49

the painting

its a beautiful painting- her hair is just like mine!

Posted by leo on 21. January 2007. at 12:50

lrene

i have a painting of little Irene on canvas 54 x 65cm.
signed Renoir top right corner. 12/18/06

Posted by toolman on 18. December 2006. at 14:22

"Little Irene"

I bought Irene in a second-hand store. Top, right corner is signed, with what appears to be 8oo after the comma, or maybe an incursive L. It is a litho. What does that mean??

Posted by darla on 07. November 2006. at 09:18

i have just got a painting like this one

how to i know if it is real, it is sign in the top right corner

Posted by brenda on 05. August 2006. at 13:19

nice

i love this panting

Posted by #1 on 15. May 2006. at 09:49

Irene Cahen d Anbers

Shockt as i am i have this painting(or a copy) i dont know what to do. Is there anybody who can give me some information about the panting?? Where the original should be or realy is? What a original or copy is worth ect.

Posted by Cynthia on 10. February 2006. at 09:54

...

Awesome!
Renoir is always awesome!

The hair of the girl is....super!

Posted by B R on 27. December 2005. at 03:29

Quite frankly, the most exquisite portrait ever.

Posted by tony romero on 12. December 2005. at 16:56

suite

The last of Camondo, Moise, was married with Irene Cahen d Anvers. The Jewish family was murdered by the nazis in 1943 and 1944.

Posted by Evert Paul VELTKAMP, Brussels on 29. August 2005. at 07:24

Original

This painting is original. It has been quite good documented. It was in the possession of the Jewish family Camondo and has been illegally, in a way, bought during the Second World War. (See: Pierre Assouline, "Le dernier de Camondo".)

Posted by Evert Paul VELTKAMP, Brussels on 29. August 2005. at 07:22

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