Renoir Girls

by Catherine Ostler

Atria Books · 2026 · 432 pages

This dazzling social history unearths the dramatic lives of the two young sisters immortalized in Renoir's iconic "The Pink and Blue." Beyond the canvas, their wealthy Parisian family navigated the glittering Belle Époque and the darkening shadows of World War II, revealing a hidden narrative of privilege, ambition, and devastating betrayal. For readers captivated by the intersection of art, history, and the human cost of conflict, this book offers an intimate glimpse into a world both exquisite and perilous.

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