Young Shepherdess, Bouguereau

Half-body genre portrait titled "Young Shepherdess", painted in 1868 by William-Adolphe Bouguereau.
The canvas depicts a girl with a shepherd's staff, leaning on the wooden fences that protect her flock. In the background, sheep, a hill, a valley, and the sea can be seen.
The perfection of the proportions and the arrangement of the girl's limbs showcase the painter's perfect technique and expertise, which is the ultimate expression of French academism.
It is currently housed in the galleries of the Appleton Art Museum in Florida, United States.