The Sulker (Boudeuse) 1900

"The Sulker (Boudeuse)" is an etching by Jacques Villon created in 1900. The image depicts a woman in a simple white shirt and a dark skirt, lying in a bed with a blue headboard. The woman's face is obscured, and her pose suggests melancholy and solitude. Villon's use of black and white, along with the simple composition, evokes a sense of intimacy and introspection, characteristic of his early work which drew inspiration from the Post-Impressionist and Symbolist movements.