Déjà
Alfred Stevens · Belgian, 1823-1906
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A woman in a rust-brown silk gown with black lace trim stands beside a window draped in yellow patterned curtains, leaning on a gilded chair with a blue seat. A dark framed landscape hangs on the wall above the wood paneling, and a small bouquet of flowers lies on the floor at the lower right. The work is attributed to Alfred Stevens and dates from 1864.
