A Family at Terracina 1871

This etching, "A Family at Terracina," created in 1871 by renowned French artist Camille Corot, is a delicate yet powerful portrayal of a group of figures gathered in a pastoral setting. Corot, a master of the Barbizon school, is known for his romanticized landscapes and soft, hazy light. This print showcases his signature style, with its subtle tones and blurred forms, creating a sense of tranquility and poetic intimacy. It is currently housed in the prestigious collection of the Art Institute of Chicago.