The story

This painting is an artistic manifesto. 1891. Already popular in France, the Impressionist style is still being debated in America. Tarbell made it American-ready, using the technique but keeping the figures solid and recognizable, which American audiences preferred. From left to right: his sister-in-law, a friend, his brother-in-law, his wife, and his same sister-in-law again.

Movement
Impressionism
Artist
Edmund Charles Tarbell

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