Portrait de Suzanne Valadon 1885

Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec's "Portrait de Suzanne Valadon" from 1885 depicts the artist's muse and fellow artist Suzanne Valadon. This portrait showcases Lautrec's signature style, with bold brushstrokes and a focus on capturing the personality and essence of his subjects. Valadon is portrayed with a confident and enigmatic expression, looking directly at the viewer. The setting of the portrait, a wooded landscape, adds a touch of mystery and depth to the composition. The painting is a testament to the artistic dynamism of late 19th-century Paris and a glimpse into the personal relationship between two prominent figures in the art world.