Loose brushstrokes and soft, sunlit tones give this Venetian street scene a warm, lived-in feel. Josephine captures the casual rhythms of daily life – a quiet exchange at the market, children at play, and fresh produce spilling with colour and texture.
Fruit Stall, Venice was exhibited as part of Josephine’s retrospective exhibition at the Athenaeum Gallery in 1943.
Everyday Venice, captured in a blur of light and life.
Women rarely appeared in colonial art. Afghan Trader puts them at the centre.
A solitary figure beneath a swirling sky.
A muted palette and soft brushstrokes create a sense of solitude, evoking the harsh yet beautiful life by the sea.