Woman and Dog at the Gate
1889
oil
panel
From the collection of Clark Art Institute
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Roger Jourdain
Roger Jourdain (1845–1918) was an artist, born in Louviers.
See the richer artist page1889
oil
panel
From the collection of Clark Art Institute
Woman and Dog at the Gate is a 1889 oil by Roger Jourdain, a Impressionism work, held at Clark Art Institute.
The painting depicts a woman standing by a gate, accompanied by a dog sitting beside her. She is dressed in a long white skirt and a gray jacket, with a red and white hat on her head. The dog is tan with a black face, wearing a collar with a bell. The woman holds a red umbrella in her right hand, while her left arm rests on the gate. In the background, a dense thicket of trees and bushes creates a natural setting for the scene. The overall atmosphere of the painting is one of serenity and tranquility, with the woman and dog appearing to be enjoying a peaceful moment together. The artist's use of oil paint and attention to detail bring the scene to life, making it feel like a snapshot of a moment in time. To learn more about the artist's techniques, explore the technique of chiaroscuro.
Roger Jourdain (1845–1918) was an artist, born in Louviers.
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