Woman at a Dressing Table 1873

Gustave Caillebotte's "Woman at a Dressing Table" (1873) depicts a woman adjusting her dress in a private setting. The painting, rendered in a realistic style, showcases Caillebotte's ability to capture the everyday activities of Parisian life. The woman's reflection in the mirror adds a sense of intimacy and introspection to the scene. The painting is considered an example of Impressionism, showcasing the movement's focus on capturing fleeting moments and the effects of light. Caillebotte's work, often characterized by its unconventional perspectives and focus on modern life, stands as a significant contribution to the Impressionist movement.