The Weaver 1882

Max Liebermann's "The Weaver" (1882) is a realist depiction of two women working in a textile workshop. The scene is lit by sunlight streaming through a window, highlighting the women's focused expressions and the intricate details of the weaving loom and spinning wheel. The painting exemplifies Liebermann's interest in portraying the lives of everyday people, specifically those engaged in manual labor. "The Weaver" stands out for its stark realism and the artist's masterful use of light and shadow to create a sense of depth and atmosphere.