Two Girls Fishing (1912) by John Singer Sargent Yellow Medium: Coloured Pencil on Paper

Medium: Coloured Pencil on Paper

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Two Girls Fishing (1912) by John Singer Sargent Yellow Medium: Coloured Pencil on PaperJohn Singer Sargents Two Girls Fishing (1912) turns a family outing into something hushed and luminous. Cincinnati Art Museum records the work as oil on canvas, while Sargent sources identify the figures as his nieces, Rose Marie and Reine Ormond, painted during a 1912 trip to Abris in the French Alps. Two girls crouch by cold mountain water, absorbed in their own world: private, watchful, and beautifully free from performance.