During his Impressionist period, he painted landscapes and everyday subject matter of people in their everyday settings, notably of times like dances and lunches or people dressed in their fashionable attire.
TheUmbrellas is set in a Parisian street where throngs of people are walking in all directions. Most of the people are holding umbrellas shielding them from the cloudy and rainy weather.
The color scheme for Renoir’s famous umbrella painting, TheUmbrellas, appears earthy and consists mostly of various blues and grays with browns, greens, some reds, and whites.
There are a variety of straight, curved, and diagonal lines in TheUmbrellas by Pierre-Auguste Renoir. Some of these lines are more fluid and naturalistic, otherwise termed organic.
There are various organic and geometric shapes. The figures have naturalistic shapes and forms, which contrasts with the more geometric shapes of the umbrellas, the circular shape of the hoop, and the cubic shape of the bandbox.
Renoir filled the compositional space with figures in TheUmbrellas painting, creating a sense of dynamism. Furthermore, there is a sense of depth created through various perspectival techniques.