Portrait of Ingeborg Thaulow 1877

"Portrait of Ingeborg Thaulow" is a painting by Paul Gauguin, completed in 1877. The painting, a study in charcoal and oil on canvas, captures the subject in profile, emphasizing the delicate features of her face. Gauguin's style in the work suggests a transition from his early Realism toward a more individual and expressive approach that would later define his artistic career. The painting provides a glimpse into the evolution of the artist's style and his exploration of portraiture.