Under the Rose 1907

"Under the Rose" is a 1907 watercolor painting by American artist Harrison Fisher. The painting depicts a young woman in profile, her face partially obscured by a large, elaborate hat adorned with flowers. The woman's delicate features and the soft, flowing lines of the painting create a sense of elegance and femininity, typical of Fisher's style, which was popular for its romantic and idealized portrayal of women. The use of watercolor adds a sense of ethereal beauty, as the colors appear to blend seamlessly and create a sense of depth. Fisher's artwork often appeared on magazine covers and advertisements during the early 20th century, making him a prominent figure in the world of illustration.