Søster græder 1906

"Søster græder" (Sister Cries) is a watercolor painting by Danish artist Peter Hansen, created in 1906. The artwork depicts a young woman tending to a crying child in a bed, with the scene taking place in a simple, domestic interior. Hansen's use of soft watercolor washes and muted colors creates a sense of intimacy and tenderness, capturing a fleeting moment of familial care. The painting, now held in the SMK - Statens Museum for Kunst, exemplifies Hansen's focus on everyday life and emotional expression, characteristic of Danish art in the early 20th century.