Mademoiselle Ellen Helleu by Paul César Helleu

Mademoiselle Ellen Helleu c. 1897

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drawing, print, paper, chalk

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portrait

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drawing

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print

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impressionism

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paper

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chalk

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portrait drawing

"Mademoiselle Ellen Helleu" is a portrait drawing created by Paul César Helleu in c. 1897. The piece, housed at the Art Institute of Chicago, depicts the artist's daughter Ellen. Helleu was a renowned French painter and printmaker, known for his elegant and refined portraits of women, often capturing them in intimate, informal settings. The delicate lines and soft shading of the drawing create a sense of gentle realism, highlighting Ellen's youthful beauty and the subtle nuances of her expression. The work is a testament to Helleu's skill in capturing the essence of his subject, showcasing his mastery of the portrait genre.

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