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The painting presents a young girl, seemingly in her pre-teen years, captured in a moment of quiet repose. She stands, barefoot, her gaze directed slightly downwards with a hint of shyness. Her pale skin contrasts with the darker tones of the natural background, drawing the viewer's eye directly to her. She is dressed in simple, flowing garments; a white blouse with long sleeves and a long, light gray skirt. A blue ribbon adorns her hair, adding a touch of color. Held gently in her arms is a large bundle of freshly picked green foliage, possibly wildflowers, lending a pastoral air to the scene. The background is a study in verdant and earthen tones, suggesting a natural setting, possibly a forest or a secluded garden. The overall impression is one of serene innocence and connection with nature; a moment suspended in time, filled with a quiet grace that is truly captivating.

Return from the Fields

William Adolphe Bouguereau

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1898

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1765 × 3200 px

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