The Crocker's holdings of European art after 1900 are small, but include one of Northern California's most significant collections of works by Renoir, in part due to gifts from the artist's grandson, Alain Renoir, a professor at the University of California, Berkeley. These include three small bronzes, two terra cotta relief sculptures, a Cagnes landscape painting, and works on paper,[18] and also a ceramic vase by Jean Renoir.[19] Works after 1900 also include two portraits of Crocker family members by Giovanni Boldini.