Confidences in the garden 1894

"Confidences in the Garden" (1894) is a delicate drawing by James Abbott McNeill Whistler, famed for his artistic style known as aestheticism. The work features two figures, likely women, engaged in conversation within a garden setting. The scene evokes a sense of intimacy and quiet contemplation, highlighting the subtle nuances of human connection. The loose and suggestive lines, characteristic of Whistler's technique, capture the essence of the moment, leaving room for the viewer's own interpretation. "Confidences in the Garden" exemplifies Whistler's mastery of creating captivating and evocative scenes through simplicity and restraint.