Gaby in a Chaise Longue 1906

"Gaby in a Chaise Longue" is a 1906 etching by Jacques Villon, known for his Cubist and Fauvist-inspired works. This piece depicts a seated woman, Gaby, in a chaise longue, with a secondary figure in the background. Villon's use of bold lines and hatching creates a sense of movement and volume, while the light background emphasizes the subject. The print is a striking example of Villon's artistic experimentation with form and perspective, and his ability to capture the essence of his subjects with a few simple strokes.