Woman Wearing Gloves (aka The Parisian) 1885
berthemorisot
Private Collection
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Berthe Morisot's "Woman Wearing Gloves" (aka "The Parisian"), painted in 1885, depicts a woman in a stylish Parisian hat and gloves. The painting is known for its loose brushwork and the artist's signature Impressionist style. Morisot, a key figure in the Impressionist movement, was known for her depictions of everyday life, especially the world of women. The painting's soft colors and the gentle light emphasize the subject's elegance and beauty. The painting's title suggests that the woman is a fashionable Parisian, highlighting the influence of contemporary fashion on Morisot's work. While the painting's location is unknown, it is believed to be in a private collection.
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