The Wheelbarrow, Orchard was created by Camille Pissarro toward the end of the 19th century, during his time in Éragny-sur-Epte, a small village in Normandy where the artist lived for the last twenty years of his life. This painting reflects Pissarro's profound interest in peasant life and the silent beauty of daily farm work. The scene depicts a simple wheelbarrow in the middle of an orchard, next to a peasant woman: a humble yet emblematic image of the harmonious relationship between man and the land.
La Brouette, Verger represents a visual testimony to the rural life, that was disappearing under the pressure of modernization. Nature, cultivated with respect, is portrayed as a place of productivity and serenity, in a vision that blends social observation with visual poetry.
Carta di Amalfi fatta a mano, cornice in legno di faggio e vetro museale. Guarda i particolari dei prodotti che renderanno la tua casa più elegante e preziosa.
