Dance at Bougival Notebook Format: Paperback

Pierre-August Renoir's 1883 painting, Dance at Bougival, ranks among the most beloved works in Boston's Museum of Fine Arts. This charming reproduction of the celebrated Impressionist work graces the cover of a 64-page notebook. Ideal for on-the-go note-taking and sketching, the blank pages of this portable volume are also great for keeping track of addresses, passwords, and other important information.

Pierre Auguste Renoir (1841–1919) was a prolific French artist who, together with his schoolmates Claude Monet and Alfred Sisley, founded the Impressionist movement. Later in his career, Renoir developed a more structured approach to painting that was inspired by the Italian Renaissance masters. His most famous works are celebrated for their soulful depictions of Parisian society, domestic scenes, nudes, and dancers.