The artwork, titled “The Striped Blouse,” created by Edouard Vuillard in 1895, belongs to the Post-Impressionism movement. It is a portrait measuring 65 x 58 cm.
In “The Striped Blouse,” a woman is depicted wearing a vividly patterned blouse with distinctive stripes. The scene is infused with rich colors and a somewhat dreamlike atmosphere. The dense foliage and other figures in the background create a sense of depth and complexity. The use of contrasting colors and intricate detailing in the blouse emphasizes the central subject, while the softer, blended hues in the surroundings lend a sense of harmony and continuity to the composition. The overall effect is both engaging and somewhat ephemeral, characteristic of Vuillard’s nuanced approach to Post-Impressionism.
