Portrait d'Elisabeth, fille d'Elie Faure 1902

"Portrait d'Elisabeth, fille d'Elie Faure" (1902) is a painting by Eugene Carriere, known for his distinctive use of muted tones and hazy outlines. The painting depicts a young girl with a soft, contemplative expression, creating a sense of intimacy and tranquility. The blurred edges and subdued palette evoke a dreamy atmosphere, characteristic of Carriere's signature style. The artist's focus on capturing the essence of his subjects rather than meticulous detail contributes to the painting's ethereal and timeless quality. This work, like many of Carriere's paintings, exemplifies his exploration of light and shadow, and his preference for a monochromatic palette, highlighting the beauty of simplicity and subtlety.