La "Treille Muscate," la maison de Colette 1929 - 1932

"La "Treille Muscate," la maison de Colette" (1929-1932) is a delicate ink drawing by Andre Dunoyer de Segonzac. The artwork depicts a simple, charming house in the French countryside, perhaps a country home belonging to writer Colette. The house is positioned in the center of the artwork, partially obscured by trees and foliage, giving it a sense of privacy and seclusion. Segonzac's loose, expressive lines capture the natural beauty of the scene, with the house standing out as a central element. This piece exemplifies Segonzac's distinctive style, characterized by its graceful lines, subtle shading, and elegant simplicity, which creates a sense of serenity and quiet contemplation.