Innocence 1902

"Innocence" is an oil painting by Joan Brull, created in 1902. The painting features a young, nude woman blowing bubbles while sitting on a rocky outcrop by the sea. The woman is partially covered by a black veil, adding a sense of mystery and innocence to the scene. Brull's use of soft colors and light creates a dreamy and romantic atmosphere, emphasizing the youthful charm and naivety of the subject. The painting's symbolism is open to interpretation, possibly referencing the ephemeral nature of childhood and the passage of time.