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Camille Pissarro, a French artist born in 1830 and active until 1903, created the painting "A Washerwoman at Eragny" in 1893, which is an oil on canvas measuring 18 x 15 inches.

Initially focused on landscapes, Pissarro shifted his attention around 1880 to depict the female figures associated with these settings, often illustrating domestic tasks such as needlework and laundry.

This particular work showcases a washerwoman engaged in her labor, reflecting the artist's interest in both the environment and the daily lives of women during that era.

The painting is classified as part of the collection of paintings and was gifted by Mr.

and Mrs.

Richard Rodgers in 1964.