Sagot's Gallery

Georges Alfred Bottini

Cleveland Museum of Art

The image depicts a collection of eight artworks by Georges Alfred Bottini titled "Sagot's Gallery". The artworks are arranged in two rows. The top row contains four artworks and the bottom row contains four artworks. The artworks are various sketches and prints of women in dresses from the late 19th or early 20th century. The first artwork in the top row is a yellow print of a woman in a long dress with a bird flying next to her. The second artwork in the top row is a black and white sketch of a woman in a long dress walking past a storefront. The third artwork in the top row is a color print of three women in long dresses walking past a storefront with the words "ED. SAGOT" displayed. The fourth artwork in the top row is a red print of two women in long dresses walking past a storefront. The first artwork in the bottom row is a color print of two women in long dresses walking past a storefront with the words "ED. SAGOT" displayed. The second artwork in the bottom row is a brown print of two women in long dresses walking past a storefront with the words "ED. SAGOT" displayed. The third artwork in the bottom row is a small sketch of a woman in a long dress. The fourth artwork in the bottom row is a green print of two women in long dresses walking past a storefront with the words "ED. SAGOT" displayed. The artworks are on a white background. The artworks are likely prints or posters.