
Deux femmes
Suzanne Valadon · French, 1865-1938
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A drawing in red chalk with touches of blue and yellow paint shows two women in a domestic interior. A nude woman stands with one leg raised beside a blue washtub, while a clothed woman kneels at left holding a white garment edged in yellow and blue. A washstand with a basin and pitcher and a window with curtains are sketched in the background. The work is titled Deux femmes, signed by Suzanne Valadon, and dated 1908.







































