Roses and Peonies in a Vase | Renoir Tissue Paper

Roses and Peonies in a Vase (1876) by Pierre-Auguste Renoir (French, 1841–1919) is a lush and sensuous still life that captures the Impressionist master’s love of colour, light, and natural beauty. The bouquet overflows with soft, full blooms—roses and peonies rendered in radiant pinks, reds, and creamy whites—gathered loosely in a simple vase. Renoir’s fluid brushstrokes and delicate use of light create a sense of freshness and spontaneity, giving the flowers a lifelike vibrancy. This intimate work exemplifies his ability to transform a quiet arrangement into a celebration of visual pleasure. Use the design tools to add custom text or personalise the image.