
Sur La Plage, à Berneval (Delteil 5)
Renoir's "Sur La Plage, à Berneval" is an etching with drypoint created in 1919, capturing a beach scene characteristic of the artist's late printmaking practice. The work was published as part of the portfolio Les Peintres Impressionnistes and is presented on wove paper with full margins, measuring 244 by 154 millimeters. This intimate print exemplifies Renoir's continued exploration of leisurely seaside subjects through the delicate medium of etching, combining linear precision with atmospheric effects.
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- Etching with drypoint, 1919, as included in Les Peintres Impressionistes, on wove paper, with full margins, sheet 244 x 154mm (9 5/8 x 6in) (unframed), Condition, Related Lots, BACK TO AUCTION CATALOGUE, Salvador Dalí (1904-1989) The Visceral Circle of the Cosmos, from The Conquest of the Cosmos I (Field 74-12D; M&L 647a), Estimate: £700 - 900, Salvador Dalí (1904-1989) Kniphofia aphrodisiaca, from Florals, from Surrealist Flowers (Field 72-7F; M&L 537), Estimate: £1,000 - 1,500, Salvador Dalí (
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Prints & Works on Paper 1500-2026
March 31, 2026
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Mary Cassatt
American · b. 1844

Cassatt produced Impressionist etchings and drypoints depicting leisurely scenes of women and children in outdoor settings with the same intimate scale and delicate linear quality found in this Renoir beach print.

Camille Pissarro
French · b. 1830

Pissarro was a prolific Impressionist printmaker who created etchings and drypoints of figures in naturalistic outdoor settings, sharing Renoir's approach of translating atmospheric light and leisure into monochrome graphic work on wove paper.

Édouard Manet
French · b. 1832

Manet created etched coastal and figurative scenes with a sketchy spontaneous line closely related to this Renoir drypoint, using similar loose mark making to suggest atmosphere and human presence in seaside and leisure subjects.
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