Hannah amidst the Vines by Eastman Johnson

Hannah amidst the Vines 1859

eastmanjohnson

charcoal drawing

possibly oil pastel

neo expressionist

portrait head and shoulder

underpainting

animal portrait

animal drawing portrait

portrait drawing

facial study

facial portrait

lady

"Hannah Amidst the Vines" is a painting by Eastman Johnson, completed in 1859. The painting depicts a young girl, Hannah, seated amidst a vine-covered trellis. Her gaze is directed towards the viewer, creating a sense of intimacy. Hannah's hands are clasped, holding a string of beads, further adding to the contemplative atmosphere of the painting. This realistic portrayal of a young girl, characteristic of Johnson's work, emphasizes the beauty of everyday life and the innocence of childhood.