Children Genre Paintings by Albert Anker

Children Genre Paintings by Albert Anker Reviewed by Teresita Blanco

This painting shows a boy giving a whistle to a girl. She takes care of goats. The scenery is also cute as well.

This painting shows two orphans sleeping in the street. It is a very depressing view. Based on the background, both are sleeping at the foot of the church.

This painting shows a portrait Dora Luthy. I like the painting because of the cute white dress.

In this painting, the little girl is with her lamb. Just like in the song Mary had a little lamb.

This painting shows a girl sleeping in the forest. She got tired after searching for firewood.

This cutie is playing with dominos. I used to do the same thing when I was a kid.

I really do not know the name of this painting. I just like it because the cats make me smile. Cats started becoming popular during this time period.

In this painting, a girl is feeding chickens. This is a novelty for her younger brother. For her, this is nothing more than a daily routine. Then again, this were the days before TV.

In this painting, there are girls having tea together. Tea time has been popular since the Brits got tea from the Hindus.

In this one, a girl is reading while doing her hair. Her blonde hair is very pretty.

In this painting, a girl is picking up milk. I like her dress a lot. She is very pretty.

Almost all painters have a portrait of a girl. She is pretty cute.

In this painting, there is a stable boy taking a break from his work. It was bad when children had to work in the old days.

This painting shows a boy going to school. The summer break came about because of farmer boys like this one. They were needed to bring in the harvest.

In this painting, a boy is doing his homework. He looks cute writing on his notebook.

This is another version of a girl writing on her notebook. Her bead necklace is pretty cute.

This is another painting showing a girl sleeping on a bench. She is selling flowers. She took a break by sleeping on a bench.

The last painting has quite the ironic name: The little musician. The baby looks cute playing with her rattle.