The artwork titled “Elizabeth Crowell with a Dog,” created by Thomas Eakins between 1873 and 1874, is an oil painting on canvas. It embodies the Realism art movement and is categorized under genre painting. This artwork is currently housed in the San Diego Museum of Art, located in San Diego, California, USA.
The scene depicts a domestic interior, where a young woman, identified as Elizabeth Crowell, is engaging playfully with a small, furry dog. The woman, positioned on the floor, exudes attentiveness and affection toward the dog that stands on its hind legs. The setting features muted, earthy tones, with a cluttered yet intimate atmosphere characterized by scattered objects. The focus on naturalism and the meticulous depiction of textures reflect Eakins’ commitment to Realist aesthetics.
