Bretonnes Au Pouldu 1895

"Bretonnes Au Pouldu" is a charcoal drawing by Roderic O'Conor, a prominent Irish artist, created in 1895. The artwork features two women in traditional Breton attire, depicted with a simple yet expressive style. Their heads are tilted upwards, creating a sense of contemplation or prayer. The use of charcoal creates a soft, atmospheric effect, highlighting the features of the subjects and emphasizing their spiritual connection to their surroundings. O'Conor was known for his interest in capturing the everyday lives of ordinary people, particularly those living in Brittany, France. This drawing is a prime example of his artistic style and subject matter, reflecting his fascination with the people and culture of the region.