Pop in zetel 1933

"Pop in zetel" (1933) by Léon Spilliaert, a Belgian symbolist artist, is a watercolor painting depicting a young woman dressed in a light-colored dress sitting on a large orange armchair. The woman's pose and the simplified forms of the painting are characteristic of Spilliaert's work. He often used muted colors and a sense of melancholy in his paintings, capturing the loneliness and isolation of modern life. This piece, though created in the early 20th century, carries a timeless quality, making it a valuable piece for art lovers.