Fernande with Arms Crossed, Small Plate (Fernande les mains croisees (petite planche) 1923

"Fernande with Arms Crossed, Small Plate" is a 1923 etching by André Dunoyer de Segonzac. The piece depicts a woman, likely Fernande, a frequent subject of Segonzac, seated in a contemplative pose. Segonzac's signature linear style is evident in the delicate lines that define her form. The etching is minimalist, focusing on the subject's profile and posture, evoking a sense of intimacy and introspection. This work is characteristic of Segonzac's oeuvre, which often explored themes of everyday life and the human figure.