At Montrouge ( Rosa la Rouge) 1887

"At Montrouge (Rosa la Rouge)" is a painting by Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec, a renowned French artist known for his depictions of Parisian life, particularly its demimonde. Created in 1887, the artwork portrays a young woman, Rosa la Rouge, standing in a doorway. The painting's muted palette and loose brushstrokes capture the candid, almost casual, moment of Rosa's existence. Her profile, partially obscured by her hair, suggests a sense of introspection, while the light streaming through the window hints at a world outside the confines of her home. The work can be found at the Barnes Foundation in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.