愛爾蘭少女
1913
Robert Henri, a leader of the gritty Ashcan School, loved painting the vibrant, everyday people of New York City, and this 1913 portrait of a young Irish immigrant girl is a perfect example. Notice how her striking blue eyes seem to glow against the dark, moody background, while the loose, energetic brushstrokes give her pink hair ribbons and white apron a sense of immediate life. Henri didn't just paint the wealthy elite; he captured the raw, unpolished beauty of the working class, making this young lass feel incredibly real and present.
- Technique
- Oil on canvas
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