The three visible children in this work are a girl in the far right peeking from behind a woman's skirt, and two boys in white on the left: one holding a gold-tinted vessel, the other looking up at one of four grim-looking men in black hats.
The three visible children in this work are a girl in the far right peeking from behind a woman's skirt, and two boys in white on the left: one holding a gold-tinted vessel, the other looking up at one of four grim-looking men in black hats. A tall staff breaks through the height of the crowd, and a miniature crucifix can be seen mounted atop it. Among the figures surrounding the hole in the center are a white and black dog, a man in green stockings, and a pair of unpleasant looking priests in red, all standing out from the throngs of sad looking men and women in black. FTP, name this Gustave Courbet painting of a peasant's funeral.
The three visible children in this work are a girl in the far right peeking from behind a woman's skirt, and two boys in white on the left: one holding a gold-tinted vessel, the other looking up at one of four grim-looking men in black hats.
A {Burial at Ornans} or A {Funeral at Ornans} or Un {Enterrement a Ornans}