The Embroiderer 1926

"The Embroiderer" is a 1926 painting by Spanish artist María Blanchard. The work depicts a woman, dressed in a vibrant red garment, seated in a chair. Her hands are delicately engaged in embroidery, a symbol of her craftsmanship. Blanchard's Cubist style is evident in the fragmented forms and bold colors that define the composition. The painting captures the essence of a working-class woman, highlighting the artist's interest in portraying everyday life and labor.