Gossiping Women 

"Gossiping Women" is a simple yet powerful line drawing by Théophile Alexandre Steinlen, a prominent French artist known for his Art Nouveau and social realist works. The drawing captures the intimate moment of three women engaged in conversation, their postures and facial expressions hinting at the gossip being shared. Steinlen's masterful use of line and shading creates a sense of movement and energy, despite the static nature of the subject. The work's simplicity and focus on everyday life reflect Steinlen's keen observation of Parisian society. This drawing is a testament to Steinlen's talent for capturing the human condition in a nuanced and expressive way.