The Daughters of Edward Darley Boit

John Singer Sargent

Painted

1882

Collection

Museum of Fine Arts, Boston

The four daughters of Edward Darley Boit, an American painter and friend of Sargent, in the hall of the family's Paris apartment. The youngest sits on the rug with a doll, another stands at the left, and the two eldest are half lost in the shadows beside a towering blue-and-white vase. The girls are scattered across the space rather than grouped, which gives the picture an air quite unlike an ordinary family portrait.

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