Camille Pissarro’s In the Garden of Les Mathurins at Pontoise (1876) is a radiant Impressionist ode to rural life, born from the artist’s decade-long sojourn in Pontoise, a tranquil French town that shaped his early career. Spanning over five feet, the canvas bursts with lush greens and warm reds, framing a grand garden once tied to a convent and later leased by feminist writer Maria Deraismes. Two figures—a lady in white beside a gazing ball and a girl dwarfed by towering foliage—anchor the scene, their forms softened by Pissarro’s feathery strokes. A winding path and the villa’s orange roof guide the eye through a play of light and shadow, capturing a fleeting summer’s day. Painted amid Pissarro’s collaboration with Cézanne and his push against academic norms, this work whispers both serenity and subtle rebellion.

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Size: 90 (h) x 68 cm (w)
35 in (h) x 26 in (w)

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Material: Oil Paint on Canvas

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