At the Exposition Palace 

Berthe Morisot’s "At the Exposition Palace" is a pastel drawing that captures a figure in a white dress standing before the grand structure of the Exposition Palace, likely the building constructed for the 1878 World's Fair in Paris. This Impressionist work, created by one of the most celebrated female artists of her time, showcases Morisot's talent for capturing fleeting moments and conveying atmosphere through loose brushstrokes and vibrant hues. The pastel medium allows her to achieve a soft, ethereal quality, emphasizing the delicate beauty of the subject and the surrounding landscape. The work’s intimacy and sense of observation invite the viewer to share a quiet moment with the figure, offering a glimpse into the world of the Exposition Palace as seen through Morisot's artistic lens.