In full sun (1881) by James Tissot

The artwork, titled “In Full Sun,” was created by James Tissot in 1881. Executed using the techniques of drypoint and etching, this piece is part of the Realism art movement and falls under the genre of genre painting. The dimensions of the artwork are 29.59 by 19.68 centimeters.

The artwork portrays an outdoor scene in a garden, capturing a group of individuals leisurely enjoying the setting. The composition features a woman reclining on the grass to the right side of the scene, engaging intently with another figure in the foreground who appears to be speaking or reading. Two other figures lie on a blanket under the partial shade of a parasol, suggesting a moment of rest or tranquility. Additional elements such as lush vegetation and a brick wall create an intimate and relaxed atmosphere, exemplifying Tissot’s skill in depicting everyday life with meticulous detail. The nuanced interplay of light and shadow highlights the serene ambiance of the garden setting, inviting the viewer into a moment of restful respite.

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