Richard Guino

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Richard Guino (May 26, 1890–February 2, 1973) was Pierre Auguste Renoir's collaborator. He helped Renoir with the creation of Renoir's bronze sculptures. Later, as Renoir never stopped painting even though arthritis more and more disabled the use of his hands. A Spanish sculptor, he was born in Girona, Catalonia, Spain. His son, Michel Guino, born in 1926, is managing director of the société civile succession Richard Guino.