The Benzon daughters 1897

"The Benzon Daughters" painted in 1897 by Danish artist Peder Severin Krøyer depicts two young girls standing on a path in front of a body of water, framed by foliage. The girls are dressed in white dresses with delicate lace and wear blue bows in their hair. The painting captures a moment of quiet contemplation with the children's expressions conveying a sense of innocence and wonder. Krøyer's use of natural light and vibrant colors creates a sense of warmth and realism, hallmark characteristics of his work.