The Cowherdess, Eragny

Cleveland Museum of Art

The Cowherdess, Eragny

Camille PissarroLinkedCulture matchlcp-26e598d91b53

Date
1886
Medium
crayon
Culture
France, 19th century
Department
Drawings
Institution
Cleveland Museum of Art
Object ID
172948

This drawing of a peasant girl seen from the back with her bodice cinched at the waist was a study for a figure who appeared in an oil painting, Vachère à Eragny, 1886, and later in a watercolor of a fan painted in 1890. In a letter to his son, Pissarro mentioned being particularly pleased with the figure.

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Credit line
Hinman B. Hurlbut Collection
Provenance
estate of the artist (Lugt Suppl. 613a, lower right, in black ink). Lucien Pissarro, London (according to department card and Shoolman and Slatkin 1950, p. 170)

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