The girl, thrown into the water 1879

"The Girl, Thrown into the Water" is a painting by Russian realist artist Vasily Perov from 1879. The painting depicts a young woman, likely a peasant, sitting on a rocky shore with her gaze directed upwards towards a stormy sky. The scene is rendered in a somber palette of browns and grays, with a focus on the emotional state of the figure, emphasizing the hardship faced by the working class in 19th-century Russia. Perov was known for his depictions of everyday life, often highlighting social issues and injustices. "The Girl, Thrown into the Water" captures the feeling of isolation and despair, demonstrating Perov's commitment to depicting the realities of life for common people.