La Poetesse Indienne 1941

"La Poetesse Indienne" is a woodblock print created by French artist Paul Jacoulet in 1941. The artwork depicts a woman in a blue and yellow sari sitting among a backdrop of lotus flowers, a common motif in Asian art that symbolizes purity and beauty. Jacoulet's interest in Asian culture, particularly Japan, is evident in this work, which is a fine example of his "Japonisme" style. The print is known for its delicate lines, soft colors, and elegant composition.