Mother Jolly 1874
camillepissarro
Private Collection
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painted
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possibly oil pastel
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oil painting
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acrylic on canvas
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underpainting
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painting painterly
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portrait art
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watercolor
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fine art portrait
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digital portrait
Camille Pissarro's "Mother Jolly" (1874) is a striking example of Impressionism, showcasing Pissarro's signature style. The painting depicts a woman, likely a peasant, seated outside a modest dwelling, her focus on her needlework. The work captures the tranquil, everyday moments of rural life, highlighting the artist's appreciation for the beauty found in the ordinary. Pissarro's loose brushstrokes and vibrant use of color create a sense of movement and light, characteristic of Impressionism. "Mother Jolly" exemplifies the artist's dedication to portraying the working class, emphasizing the dignity and resilience of everyday life.
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