1912
unspecified
From the collection of Brukenthal National Museum
Două țărănci cosând is a 1912 unspecified by Ipolit Strâmbu(lescu), held at Brukenthal National Museum.
Two women sit outside on a grassy hill, working with their hands. One holds a piece of fabric, the other a small bundle wrapped in cloth. Their dresses are simple, with one wearing a necklace and the other a red-striped sleeve. The background is blurry greens and yellows, like trees and wildflowers. The painting uses thick brushstrokes, especially on the striped cloth and the women’s sleeves. This makes the colors pop and the textures feel real. Look up *impasto* to see how artists use thick paint like this.
Ipolit Strâmbulescu, known as Ipolit Strâmbu, was a Romanian painter best known for his portraits of women, which ranged from domestic scenes to nudes.
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