Description
A woman and child move through a landscape beside a large tree and a building. A man stands near them, turned toward the pair, while smaller figures appear along the path. The broad foreground contains grass, rocks, and low plants. Behind the group, a classical facade and distant hills rise beneath a pale, clouded sky.
About The Expulsion of Hagar Reproduction
Brown and green tones dominate the tree and ground, with pale blue and gray in the distance. The figures garments add muted red, white, and ochre. The tree canopy stretches across the upper right and casts shade over part of the scene. Sunlight reaches the building and the open land beyond, creating a contrast between near shade and distant light.
The figures are arranged along a path that passes between the tree and architecture. Their relative positions create a small exchange within the larger landscape. The vertical edge of the building balances the irregular foliage, while the hills and sky leave a broad opening behind the group. The narrative remains in the gestures and spacing of the people, grounded by the visible path and terrain. A low wall borders the building. The woman and child move along the path beneath the tree, while the standing man turns toward them. Smaller figures appear in the distance, and the foreground ground remains open and pale.
The hand-painted reproduction
ByMuseum offers The Expulsion Of Hagar by Claude Lorrain as a hand-painted oil reproduction on canvas. Hang with space around the tree and building so the figures remain distinct.
- The tree canopy shades part of the path
- Pale hills and sky open beyond the figures
- Painted individually in oil on canvas.
- Select the available size and presentation on this page.





