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Amalie Bühler-Weber

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A portrait of a woman, rendered with a sense of quiet dignity, immediately draws the viewer in. The subject is seated, draped in a somber black garment that contrasts sharply with the vibrant turquoise of the chair she occupies. Her gaze is direct, almost penetrating, suggesting a depth of character and experience. The artist has captured a remarkable stillness; the subtle play of light and shadow across her face, and the precise details of her hands reveal a mastery of technique. The muted background emphasizes the figure, creating a sense of intimacy and focused attention.

Amalie Bühler-Weber

Félix Edouard Vallotton

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1909

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6000 × 4870 px
1000 × 820 mm

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