Afternoon Tea
Richard Edward Miller · 1910
Why it's great
Women in long, pale dresses sit and take tea in a sunlit room, in a soft and dreamy style. Richard Edward Miller was an American Impressionist who spent time in the art colony at Giverny, France, where Monet lived. The light is gentle and warm. It's a pretty, relaxed picture.
Where to see it
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Richard Edward Miller was born in St. Louis, Missouri, and studied in Paris. He joined the American art colony at Giverny, near Monet's home, and painted bright Impressionist scenes of women in sunlit rooms. He later lived in Provincetown, Massachusetts. He died in 1943.
