Woman Cutting Roses in a Garden (1888 – 1889) by Childe Hassam

Woman Cutting Roses in a Garden - Childe Hassam - 1888 - 1889

Artwork Information

TitleWoman Cutting Roses in a Garden
ArtistChilde Hassam
Date1888 - 1889
Art MovementImpressionism

About Woman Cutting Roses in a Garden

The artwork titled “Woman Cutting Roses in a Garden” was created by Childe Hassam between 1888 and 1889. This piece is a notable example of Impressionism, specifically within the genre painting classification.

In the artwork, a woman dressed in a vibrant red gown is depicted tending to a lush garden. She is engaged in the delicate act of cutting roses, with pruned flowers gathered in a basket placed at her feet. The setting is replete with blooming flowers arranged in neatly bordered beds, surrounded by a path that meanders through the garden. The lush green foliage and soft light suggest a serene and idyllic environment, characteristic of Impressionist techniques that prioritize light and color to capture the essence of the moment. The woman’s posture and expression convey a sense of calm and focus, harmonizing with the tranquil ambiance of the garden.

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