Woman in Black by Édouard Vuillard

In Édouard Vuillard’s Woman in Black (c. 1891), a solitary figure sits enveloped in shadow and subtle pattern. Rendered in oil on cardboard, the intimate scale and muted palette draw the viewer into a moment of introspection. Vuillard, a member of the Nabis group, often explored domestic interiors and the psychological depth within. This painting exemplifies his ability to merge figure and environment, creating a scene that is both personal and enigmatic. The quietude invites contemplation, revealing the profound in the everyday. This work can be seen at the [National Gallery of Art in Washington DC.,https://www.nga.gov/artworks/52237-woman-black]