Madame Albine Sermicola in the Studio 1889

Berthe Morisot's "Madame Albine Sermicola in the Studio," painted in 1889, showcases the Impressionist artist's signature style. The painting features a woman, Madame Sermicola, in a loose white dress with a prominent blue sash, reclining on a chaise lounge in a softly lit studio. Morisot's brushstrokes are loose and visible, capturing a sense of fleeting light and movement. The Impressionist style, characterized by its focus on everyday life and the effects of light, is evident in Morisot's depiction of Madame Sermicola and the surrounding space.