Two Little Friends 1918

"Two Little Friends" is a 1918 painting by Japanese artist Tsuguharu Foujita, known for his distinctive style blending Eastern and Western influences. This portrait showcases Foujita's signature use of soft, muted colors, simplified forms, and a focus on capturing the innocence and vulnerability of his subjects. The two young girls, depicted with delicate features and large, expressive eyes, create a sense of quiet intimacy and a timeless beauty. Foujita's work, often categorized as part of the "School of Paris", reflected his fascination with both Japanese and Parisian art and culture, resulting in a unique and influential style.