Portret van Eva Gonzalès voor een schildersezel 1859 - 1897

This etching, "Portret van Eva Gonzalès voor een schildersezel," by Henri-Charles Guérard, depicts the artist's wife, Eva Gonzalès, in a studio setting, likely posing for a portrait. Guérard's use of dark tones creates a moody atmosphere that emphasizes the subject's contemplative expression, showcasing the artist's admiration for her as a painter. The work is a testament to the couple's artistic relationship and their shared passion for art. The image is a unique glimpse into the world of late 19th-century Parisian art. This print is held in the renowned Rijksmuseum in Amsterdam, offering a fascinating study of portraiture and the artistic process.