A Double-sided Oil Painting on canvas attributed to Renoir by Kende Galleries of New York in 1957. The Painting was auctioned there at that time. Included in the lot is the Catalogue from that auction, where it the painting is pictured. Just because it was attributed to Renoir in that catalogue does not mean in any way that it is authentic. Direct Auction Galleries makes no warranties or guarantees as to the authenticity of this painting - This double-sided painting has images on the front and the back of the canvas. The Front is a grove of trees, while the Back shows a house in the trees. In the lower right of at least one of the sides, there is a signed with "R"as a signature. The Works are in very good condition. The catalogue that is included is an auction booklet from March 25th 1952 by Kende Galleries, Inc. The auction sale featured works from the collection of Mrs. Patrick C. Hill, Louis Crosier, A. Perstein, and others. According to the booklet, this painting was from a Private New York Collector. Also included is a page clipped from the March/April 1975 Issue of the Architectural Digest. On the page is a photo of a similar painting by Renoir, from the collection of Madame Bokanowski. Again, this is Circumstantial Evidence, and should not be construed as authenticity in any way. The painting measures 8 3/4" x 13 1/2". The Double-Sided Glass Frame measures 13" x 17 1/2". Third-party shipping or personal pickup required.