The Woodman's Daughter by John Everett Millais (1851)

Two children share berries in a sunlit woodland, a boy in red offering one to a girl in grey, with a stooping figure behind.

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The Woodman's Daughter, John Everett Millais (1851), Guildhall Art Gallery. Via artnap.com

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The painting shows a girl in a grey dress holding small items in her cupped hands while a boy in a red tunic and white hose offers her a berry from a tree-lined woodland clearing. A figure in the background bends over among the undergrowth, and sunlight falls through the slender trunks. This is Millais's 1851 painting The Woodman's Daughter, held by the Guildhall Art Gallery.

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Date

1851

Medium

Painting

Museum

Guildhall Art Gallery

License

Public domain