Washer Women 1966

"Washer Women" is a 1966 painting by Jamaican artist Barrington Watson, known for his depictions of everyday life in Jamaica. This particular work showcases three women engaged in the traditional act of washing clothes near a river. Their figures, rendered with bold strokes and vivid colors, stand out against a backdrop of vibrant yellow and green, evoking the warmth and vibrancy of the Caribbean landscape. Watson's work often celebrates the resilience and strength of Jamaican women, highlighting their contributions to daily life.