Très Parisien, 1923, No 11: 5. - L'HEURE DU THÉ. - Très grande allure... 1923

This print, titled "Très Parisien, 1923," captures two women during tea time with elegant lines and delicate colors. It’s funny when artists aren't named, isn't it? Anyway... I imagine the artist, maybe a fashion illustrator, meticulously layering colors, capturing the subtle nuances of the fabrics. Check out the coral and silver details! What a combo. The act of painting here isn't just about representation; it's about breathing life into the image. I wonder, did the artist feel that sense of accomplishment when the colors started to pop? I know that feeling. You can see the artist experimenting, pushing the boundaries within the art deco style, playing with patterns and textures to evoke a mood. The zigzags on one dress are just fantastic. There's something really fresh about the image that makes you think this artist was inspired by a broader art historical context. Ultimately, this print reflects an ongoing conversation between artists across time, sparking new ideas and creative directions in their work.