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Created after 1934, when American artist Elizabeth O’Neill Verner began developing her distinctive approach to pastel on silk, this work joins the artist’s larger practice of depicting Southern street life with attentive realism and gentle warmth. Holiday greens are both practical and symbolic as a seasonal livelihood (labor, carrying, balance, and endurance) and a portable promise of celebration (wreaths, evergreen, and red berries as signs of continuity through winter). 

A Black woman stands in profile against a plain, warm beige backdrop that fades into a cooler gray ground. She appears middle-aged, with deep brown skin and a calm, steady expression. A blue headscarf wraps her hair and head, edged with a lighter band, and a pink tie gathers beneath her chin. She wears a long gray overcoat that falls almost to her ankles, with a narrow blue strip peeking at the hem, and sturdy lace-up shoes planted firmly on the ground. Balanced on her head is a large woven basket overflowing with holiday greenery like dense sprigs dotted with small red berries while an old black umbrella arcs outward. In her arms, she carries an abundant, glossy bundle of broad green leaves that spills across her torso, partially hiding her hands. At her left side, a round Christmas wreath of greens with red accents is held near her hip, as she brings seasonal “greens” for sale. The pastel marks remain visible, giving the basket weave, coat folds, and leaves a tactile, hand-worked presence.

Verner, long associated with the Charleston Renaissance (a cultural and artistic movement around Charleston, South Carolina during the 1910s-1940s), repeatedly returned to figures like this, often unnamed vendors, framing them not as background “types,” but as dignified protagonists whose expertise is visible in the details of what they carry. Here, the woman’s centered stance and composed face counter the physical burden, turning everyday work into a portrait of presence, skill, and resilience.

Created after 1934, when American artist Elizabeth O’Neill Verner began developing her distinctive approach to pastel on silk, this work joins the artist’s larger practice of depicting Southern street life with attentive realism and gentle warmth. Holiday greens are both practical and symbolic as a seasonal livelihood (labor, carrying, balance, and endurance) and a portable promise of celebration (wreaths, evergreen, and red berries as signs of continuity through winter). A Black woman stands in profile against a plain, warm beige backdrop that fades into a cooler gray ground. She appears middle-aged, with deep brown skin and a calm, steady expression. A blue headscarf wraps her hair and head, edged with a lighter band, and a pink tie gathers beneath her chin. She wears a long gray overcoat that falls almost to her ankles, with a narrow blue strip peeking at the hem, and sturdy lace-up shoes planted firmly on the ground. Balanced on her head is a large woven basket overflowing with holiday greenery like dense sprigs dotted with small red berries while an old black umbrella arcs outward. In her arms, she carries an abundant, glossy bundle of broad green leaves that spills across her torso, partially hiding her hands. At her left side, a round Christmas wreath of greens with red accents is held near her hip, as she brings seasonal “greens” for sale. The pastel marks remain visible, giving the basket weave, coat folds, and leaves a tactile, hand-worked presence. Verner, long associated with the Charleston Renaissance (a cultural and artistic movement around Charleston, South Carolina during the 1910s-1940s), repeatedly returned to figures like this, often unnamed vendors, framing them not as background “types,” but as dignified protagonists whose expertise is visible in the details of what they carry. Here, the woman’s centered stance and composed face counter the physical burden, turning everyday work into a portrait of presence, skill, and resilience.

“Christmas Greens” by Elizabeth O’Neill Verner (American) - Pastel on silk / After 1934 - Greenville County Museum of Art (South Carolina) #WomenInArt #ElizabethONeillVerner #Verner #GreenvilleCountyMuseumofArt #Pastel #ChristmasArt #WomensArt #WomanArtist #WomenArtists #artText #WomenPaintingWomen

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This will be the 2nd year that the #Verner Ram #Rodeo will be held on my relatives farm land. (The #Beaudry’s) & other neighbours. It is an exciting event with #horse championship barrel runs to #cattle riding displays to musical #performers & #vendors. From September 5-7, 2025 in Verner, #Ontario.

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#Verner #Panton #Spiegel #canteen: where #lunch breaks turned into #psychedelic #timetravel. Bold #colors, #space-age curves, and zero fear of #orange. It’s #1970s #design on #acid - served with a side of #journalism.

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Three dead Great Pyrenees dogs had been shot and abandoned in a ditch off Deer Lake Road, Verner.Courtesy OPP.

Three dead Great Pyrenees dogs had been shot and abandoned in a ditch off Deer Lake Road, Verner.Courtesy OPP.

Three Great Pyrenees dogs found shot and abandoned in a ditch

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Meaning of #verner Carl Gustaf Verner von Heidenstam ( Olshammar, Sweden, July 6, 1859 - Ovralid, Sweden, 20 May 1940-) It was a Swedish writer, winner of the Nobel Prize for literature in 1916.Su attempt at being an artist led him to study painting at the Academy of .. verner

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Significado de #verner Carl Gustaf Verner von Heidenstam (Olshammar, Suecia, 6 de julio de 1859 - Övralid, Suecia, 20 de mayo de 1940) fue un escritor sueco, ganador del premio Nobel de Literatura en 1916. Su intento de ser artista lo llevó a estudiar pintura en la A.. verner

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Significado de #verner Carl Gustaf Verner von Heidenstam (Olshammar, Suécia, 6 de julho de 1859 - Ovralid, na Suécia, em 20 de maio de 1940) foi um escritor sueco, vencedor do Prêmio Nobel de literatura em 1916. Sua tentativa de ser um artista levou-o a estudar pintur.. verner

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