Golden-Haired Marcelle
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Golden-Haired Marcelle, Jules Pascin (1924), Wikimedia Commons. Via artnap.com
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A seated woman with loose, golden hair leans forward in a dark armchair, her hands resting on her crossed legs. The painting uses soft, loose brushstrokes in muted browns, ochres, and greys, with a pale blouse and dark skirt standing out against the warm background. This work, Golden-Haired Marcelle, is attributed to Jules Pascin and dated 1924.
