Woman in a Chemise Standing by a Bed (Madame Poupoule) 1899

Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec’s “Woman in a Chemise Standing by a Bed (Madame Poupoule)” (1899) depicts a woman in a chemise, standing in a dimly lit room, near a bed. The painting, which is in a private collection, is characteristic of Lautrec's style, particularly his use of strong lines and bold colors, and his focus on the marginalized and overlooked individuals of Parisian society. Lautrec often painted portraits of women, capturing their essence in a manner that went beyond mere physical representation.