The Vanderkemp Children

Amerikanische Malerei 1827–1835, 1832

Three children are shown from the waist up, closely grouped together and facing the viewer. The child on the left has short blond hair and rosy cheeks, looking slightly upward and holding a book. The child in the center has similar blond hair and a gentle expression, facing slightly towards the other children. The child on the right has slightly darker, light brown hair, an upturned chin, and a subtle smile while looking directly at the viewer. They are dressed in robes or garments with bare shoulders, the central figure in orange and the child on the right in dark brown. The child on the right holds a book, with their hand resting on its cover. The background of the image consists of softly painted muted earthy tones with a warm, subtle light.
Artiste
Amerikanische Malerei 1827–1835
Datation
1832
Catégorie
Peinture
Technique
Huile sur toile
Dimensions
70,9 × 90,5 cm
Collection
National Gallery of Art, Washington
Licence
Domaine public, CC0

Description de l’image

Three children are shown from the waist up, closely grouped together and facing the viewer. The child on the left has short blond hair and rosy cheeks, looking slightly upward and holding a book. The child in the center has similar blond hair and a gentle expression, facing slightly towards the other children. The child on the right has slightly darker, light brown hair, an upturned chin, and a subtle smile while looking directly at the viewer. They are dressed in robes or garments with bare shoulders, the central figure in orange and the child on the right in dark brown. The child on the right holds a book, with their hand resting on its cover. The background of the image consists of softly painted muted earthy tones with a warm, subtle light.

Amerikanische Malerei 1827–1835