Peasants Chatting in the Farmyard, Eragny 1902

"Peasants Chatting in the Farmyard, Eragny" is a 1902 painting by Camille Pissarro, a prominent figure in the Impressionist movement. The painting depicts two women engaged in conversation in a farmyard setting, likely in Eragny, France, where Pissarro resided. The work's brushstrokes are characteristic of Pissarro's later style, using small, distinct dots of color, a technique known as pointillism, to create the image. The painting's subject matter reflects Pissarro's interest in everyday life and the portrayal of rural settings. The scene evokes a sense of peaceful tranquility, capturing the simple beauty of a rural environment.