Portrait of Inga-Maria Thiel 1900

Carl Larsson's "Portrait of Inga-Maria Thiel" is a tender depiction of a young girl, captured in a moment of innocent joy. The watercolor painting, dated 1900, showcases Larsson's signature style, known for its delicate brushstrokes and warm, naturalistic palette. Inga-Maria, dressed in a white dress adorned with small polka dots, sits confidently in a white chair, her bright eyes reflecting a lively spirit. The subtle details, like the bouquet of flowers in the background and the chair's intricate carving, add depth and charm to the composition, capturing the essence of domestic life in turn-of-the-century Sweden. This portrayal exemplifies Larsson's ability to capture the beauty and innocence of childhood, making it a cherished piece among art enthusiasts.