Woman at her vanity 1900

"Woman at her Vanity" (1900) by Charles Robinson (1870-1937) depicts a woman seated at a vanity, applying makeup while looking into a mirror. The artwork showcases the artist's talent for capturing the details of everyday life and rendering them with a delicate and romanticized touch. The soft colors, flowing lines, and whimsical cherub in the background contribute to the painting's overall sense of elegance and beauty. This painting is an example of the Art Nouveau style, a movement that flourished in the late 19th and early 20th centuries. It's a testament to Robinson's ability to convey the beauty of the female form and the allure of everyday rituals.