Woman Seated by an Easel 1888

"Woman Seated by an Easel" is a charcoal drawing by Georges Seurat, created in 1888. This work depicts a woman seated, her back to the viewer, and working at an easel, which is partially obscured by her. The drawing is characterized by Seurat's signature pointillist technique, which uses small dots of charcoal to create a stippled effect. The work is located at the Fogg Museum (Harvard Art Museums), Cambridge, MA, US.