The Embroidered Curtain 1889

"The Embroidered Curtain" is an etching created in 1889 by the American artist James Abbott McNeill Whistler, famous for his artistic style, referred to as "Whistlerian", which emphasizes tonal arrangements and atmospheric effects, often with a focus on the harmony of colors. This print depicts a building with large windows and the figure of a woman standing in the foreground. The overall composition emphasizes light and shadow, contributing to the artwork's atmospheric mood.