Kvindelig figur forestillende "Efter høsten" 1766 - 1767

"Kvindelig figur forestillende "Efter høsten" (Female figure representing "After the Harvest"), a miniature painting created by Danish artist Cornelius Høyer in 1766-1767, depicts a woman in a semi-nude state, her body partially draped in a pink robe and a white chemise. The woman's pose is relaxed, her hand holding a garland of flowers. This artwork, part of the SMK - Statens Museum for Kunst collection, exemplifies Høyer's mastery of pastel and miniature painting, showcasing his ability to capture delicate details and convey a sense of natural beauty. The work's title and the woman's relaxed posture suggest a moment of tranquility after a day of harvest, embodying the themes of abundance and repose often found in Rococo art.