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Stylized print of a woman in a white gown with a book, a man with a pipe behind her, and a violinist on the ground.

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La Guirlande des mois - La Leçon bien apprise, George Barbier (1919), Rijksmuseum. Via artnap.com

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A stylized print shows an elegantly dressed woman in a voluminous white gown and plumed hat seated with an open book, while a man in a tricorn hat and patterned coat stands behind her with a long pipe. A small figure lies on the ground playing a violin beneath a wavy garland that sweeps across the composition. The image is signed George Barbier and dated 1919, from the series La Guirlande des mois.

Museum record: Rijksmuseum