Femme assise
Marie Bracquemond · French, 1840-1916
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A watercolor drawing shows a seated woman in a dark dress with a high ruffled collar and a dark hat, her eyes lowered and hands resting on a small reddish book. Loose green and blue washes suggest a background behind her, and the figure is sketched with light pencil lines. The work is titled Femme assise and attributed to Marie Bracquemond.
