RenoirClassicalPeriod_FLUX_LoRA

Renoir Style - Classical Period for FLUX. Renoir's Classical Period, often referred to as his "Ingres Period," occurred in the late 1880s to early 1890s. During this time, Renoir moved away from the loose, fluid brushstrokes of his earlier Impressionist work and adopted a more refined, structured style influenced by classical artists like Jean-Auguste-Dominique Ingres. His focus shifted towards clarity of form, smooth textures, and precise outlines, especially in the depiction of the human body. This period emphasized traditional compositions, graceful lines, and a stronger attention to detail, as seen in works like The Bathers, where Renoir combined classical ideals with his own evolving sense of beauty.