Woman Walking beside a River 1902

"Woman Walking beside a River" is a watercolor painting by Henry Farrer created in 1902. The painting depicts a woman walking along a path beside a river in a wooded setting. The scene is rendered in a soft, atmospheric style, with a focus on the subtle interplay of light and shadow. Farrer's work is known for its elegant compositions and masterful use of watercolors, and this painting is a fine example of his skill. The artwork is now part of the Metropolitan Museum of Art's collection in New York, NY. This painting captures a moment of tranquility in nature and reflects the growing interest in plein air painting during the late 19th century.