Mademoiselle de Foudras 1872

"Mademoiselle de Foudras" is a portrait by Camille Corot, painted in 1872. The artwork depicts a young woman, likely the titular Mademoiselle de Foudras, in a contemplative pose. Corot's signature loose brushstrokes and soft lighting give the portrait a hazy, dreamlike quality, characteristic of his later works. The painting, housed at the Kelvingrove Art Gallery and Museum in Glasgow, is a prime example of Corot's transition to a more impressionistic style in his later career, showcasing his mastery of capturing fleeting moments and subtle expressions.