Girls' School c. 1925

"Girls' School" is a c. 1925 watercolor by Jules Pascin, a renowned artist known for his depictions of Parisian life. This intimate drawing showcases Pascin's distinctive style, characterized by loose lines and a playful yet melancholic portrayal of everyday moments. The composition captures a group of young women, likely schoolgirls, in a casual gathering, their figures suggested through gestural strokes and washes of muted color. The artwork embodies Pascin's unique ability to convey both the vibrancy and vulnerability of his subjects, capturing a slice of Parisian life in its simplicity.