“The White Symphony: Three Girls,” created by James McNeill Whistler around 1868, is an oil painting on board that measures 61.6 by 46.4 centimeters. This artwork, belonging to the genre of genre painting, is associated with the Symbolism movement.
The painting features three women in a serene and delicate scene. The use of soft, muted colors and gentle brushstrokes evokes a sense of tranquility and harmony. The figures are dressed in light, flowing garments, and the composition emphasizes both their individuality and their unity within the scene. One woman stands with a parasol, another kneels tending to a flower arrangement, and the third leans forward slightly, creating a modest yet intimate interaction among them. The background is adorned with subtle floral patterns and pastel hues, enhancing the overall ethereal quality of the artwork.
