Lady in Red 1935

"Lady in Red" (1935) is a woodcut print by French artist Paul Jacoulet (1896-1960). The work depicts a woman with a short, blonde bob wearing a red dress with a white collar. The woman’s face is rendered with delicate lines and soft shading. The print is characterized by Jacoulet’s signature use of vibrant colors and stylized figures, evoking a sense of Japanese ukiyo-e woodblock prints. Jacoulet’s artistic style, influenced by his travels and experiences in Japan, is often described as "Japonisme".