Dans les Bois by Eugène Grasset: A woman with fair skin and vibrant orange hair sits in a natural setting. She wears a long, flowing maroon dress with a white undergarment. Her dress flows around her, and a long white ribbon or fabric trails from her hand behind her. She sits between two white-barked trees, possibly birch trees, on a grassy area with scattered leaves. The woman's body faces right; her head is turned left, looking down. In the background, there are more trees, rolling green hills, and a blue sky with large, fluffy yellow clouds.
Artwork details
- Dimensions:
- 782 × 900 px
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