Portrait of the Artist's Daughter, Julie Manet, at Gorey 1886

Berthe Morisot's "Portrait of the Artist's Daughter, Julie Manet, at Gorey" (1886) captures the Impressionist style through its loose brushstrokes and emphasis on light and color. The pastel hues create a sense of vibrancy, while the soft focus on Julie's face portrays a childlike innocence. The dappled sunlight filtering through the window creates a luminous atmosphere, characteristic of Morisot's work, which often focused on domestic scenes and female figures.