Interior with Indian Woman 1930

Raoul Dufy’s 1930 painting, *Interior with Indian Woman*, depicts a woman in traditional Indian garb, sitting in an armchair against a blue background. The Fauvist artist, known for his use of bright colors and bold brushstrokes, utilizes these techniques throughout the piece, creating a dynamic and expressive atmosphere. The woman’s figure is central, with a framed painting within the painting on an easel to the right. The painting’s background is filled with geometric shapes and patterns, while a bouquet of flowers on a table in the left foreground provides a naturalistic contrast. The artwork is housed in the National Gallery of Denmark, Copenhagen.