The Farm at Les Collettes, Cagnes, painted between 1908 and 1914, depicts the property in the south of France that Auguste Renoir purchased in 1907 and where he spent his final years, working in the warm, saturated palette and simplified forms characteristic of his late landscapes. The extended range of dates reflects Renoir's habit of returning to a composition over several seasons rather than completing it in a single campaign, a working method well documented for his late period. Oil on canvas, the picture entered the collection through the bequest of Charlotte Gina Abrams, given in memory of her husband Lucien Abrams, in 1961. Scion notes that a documented, artist-owned site depicted directly by its owner adds a layer of biographical specificity that can meaningfully inform a work's interpretation.