
Two Sisters (On the Terrace)
1881 · Art Institute of Chicago, Chicago
A basket of colored wool sits in the front, the Seine glitters behind, and the whole thing is about how good an afternoon can be.
★ 7.2

A basket of colored wool sits in the front, the Seine glitters behind, and the whole thing is about how good an afternoon can be.

Barefoot boys crack the whip outside a red schoolhouse and the last one is already stumbling. Painted just after the Civil War.

Around two hundred children playing some eighty different games, no adults anywhere, and no particular place for the eye to start.

Two girls walking under trees, the elder leading the younger, everything blurred into one shimmer of dappled light and pale dress.