Portrait of Jeanne 1896

"Portrait of Jeanne" (1896) by Camille Pissarro, a renowned Impressionist painter, portrays a woman with dark hair, dressed in a dark gown, holding a single yellow flower. The subject appears to be the artist's daughter-in-law, Jeanne. The work is characterized by the artist's signature pointillist technique, applying small dots of color to create the image, evident in the depiction of Jeanne's clothing and the background. The painting's intimate and candid portrayal of a woman captures the essence of everyday life, a theme central to Impressionism. "Portrait of Jeanne" is currently held by the Rau pour le Tiers Monde Foundation in Zürich, Switzerland.