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Portrait of Anne-Marie

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In this captivating portrait, the subject sits gracefully amidst a riot of colorful blooms, embodying both serenity and poise. The composition is thoughtfully arranged, with the figure occupying the left side, creating a pleasing balance against the vibrant floral backdrop; you almost feel the warmth of the sun-soaked garden. The artist has employed bold, expressive brushwork that gives life to the canvas, each stroke echoing the fluidity of the woman's posture.

The color palette is a celebration of vivid hues—deep greens intermingle with fiery reds and yellows, echoing the lively flora that surrounds her. There’s an emotional depth here, as the subject's calm gaze invites you to ponder her thoughts; is she lost in reverie or simply enjoying the moment? This piece, painted in the 1920s, reflects a pivotal period in art history, where expressionism sought to convey emotion rather than mere representation, making it not only significant but also profoundly relatable.

Portrait of Anne-Marie

Cuno Amiet

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1925

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5682 × 7430 px
580 × 665 mm

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