Half-figure of a seated woman 1911

This small charcoal and pastel drawing from 1911 by French artist Édouard Vuillard depicts the half-figure of a seated woman, likely a portrait of a woman in his circle. The artist is known for his intimate and impressionistic style, captured here in the loose strokes and suggestive contours of the figure. While the piece is small in scale, it demonstrates Vuillard's signature use of color, seen in the subtle pink and black accents. Vuillard's works often explore themes of everyday life and interior spaces, capturing a sense of quiet contemplation and intimacy.