Where is "The Shepherdess (Young Girl with a Walking Stick)" by PISSARRO, Camille?

"The Shepherdess (Young Girl with a Walking Stick)" is held in the permanent collection of Musée d'Orsay, Paris, France.

Which museum has "The Shepherdess (Young Girl with a Walking Stick)"?

"The Shepherdess (Young Girl with a Walking Stick)" is on display at Musée d'Orsay in Paris.

Who painted "The Shepherdess (Young Girl with a Walking Stick)" and when?

"The Shepherdess (Young Girl with a Walking Stick)" was painted by PISSARRO, Camille in 1881.

What are the dimensions of "The Shepherdess (Young Girl with a Walking Stick)"?

"The Shepherdess (Young Girl with a Walking Stick)" measures 81 × 65 cm.

What art movement is "The Shepherdess (Young Girl with a Walking Stick)" associated with?

"The Shepherdess (Young Girl with a Walking Stick)" is a work of French, Impressionism & Modernism, painted by PISSARRO, Camille.

PISSARRO, Camille: The Shepherdess (Young Girl with a Walking Stick)

Q: Can I see "The Shepherdess (Young Girl with a Walking Stick)" in person?

Yes — "The Shepherdess (Young Girl with a Walking Stick)" is on permanent display at Musée d'Orsay in Paris. Check the museum website for current opening hours.

✦ PISSARRO, Camille

🖼 The Shepherdess (Young Girl with a Walking Stick), 1881

◈ Oil on canvas

⊞ 81 × 65 cm

▣ Musée d'Orsay

◎ Paris, France

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Soft brushwork captures a young shepherdess in dappled sunlight, her figure rendered with gentle impressionist touches against a hazy rural landscape. Pissarro's 1881 work celebrates peasant life with dignity, embodying the movement's commitment to capturing fleeting light and everyday subjects.

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