Harriet Lancashire White (Mrs. Edward Laurence White) and Her Children, Sarah and Laurence by Lydia Field Emmet

Harriet Lancashire White (Mrs. Edward Laurence White) and Her Children, Sarah and Laurence 1922

painting, impasto

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portrait

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painting

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impasto

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genre-painting

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modernism

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realism

This 1922 oil on canvas painting by Lydia Field Emmet portrays Harriet Lancashire White (Mrs. Edward Laurence White) and her two children, Sarah and Laurence, in a domestic setting. Emmet, known for her portraits of women and children, captures a tender moment between mother and children. The composition, with the mother seated centrally and the children flanking her, emphasizes the bond between them. The soft brushstrokes and muted colors evoke a sense of intimacy and warmth, typical of Emmet's style. This work, which is characteristic of the early 20th-century American portraiture movement, represents a significant piece in Emmet's oeuvre, reflecting her ability to capture the essence of her subjects through subtle details and expressions.

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