Artist's palette 1882

"Artist's Palette" is a painting by Jules Breton, created in 1882. It is a small, intimate work, measuring only 40.64 x 28.91 cm. The painting depicts a wooden palette with dried paint, offering a glimpse into the artist's creative process. The palette is the artist's essential tool, used to mix and apply colors. Breton's palette reflects his signature style, characterized by the use of muted colors and a focus on natural light. This artwork is currently housed in the Baltimore Museum of Art.