Parisienne sur la place de la Concorde 1885

"Parisienne sur la place de la Concorde," painted by Jean Béraud in 1885, depicts a fashionable Parisian woman strolling through the Place de la Concorde. The woman's elegant attire, including a black coat, a feathered boa, and a stylish hat, is a hallmark of Béraud's style, which often focused on the upper classes of 19th-century Parisian society. The painting's realistic detail and captivating portrayal of daily life in Paris make it a compelling example of Impressionism.