The Dance by Jules Chéret: sepia-toned drawing on rectangular paper with rounded corners; woman dancing on a man's back; woman in short, flowing skirt; her left leg bare; right leg bent behind her; arms outstretched; man on all fours; three shadowy figures around; woman's face turned to the right; hair up; fabric flowing behind her; stippling technique.
Artwork Details
- Dimensions
- 574 × 893 px
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