Haymakers at Eragny 1889

Camille Pissarro's "Haymakers at Eragny" (1889) is a captivating depiction of rural life. The painting showcases the artist's pointillist technique, characterized by small dots of color applied to the canvas. This method creates a shimmering effect, capturing the light and movement of a sunny day in the countryside. The scene portrays a group of haymakers working in a field, with rolling hills and a distant village in the background, creating a sense of peace and serenity. This work exemplifies Pissarro's fascination with depicting the everyday lives of ordinary people and his commitment to capturing the beauty of nature.