The artwork, titled “Arab Woman, Kairouan,” was created in 1932 by the artist William H. Johnson. It belongs to the Expressionism art movement and is categorized as a portrait.
The artwork depicts a woman rendered with expressive brushstrokes and bold colors characteristic of Expressionism. The central figure appears to be standing, with her hands gently clasped in front of her. She is adorned in a red top and a multicolored skirt, which adds a dynamic and vivid quality to the artwork. The background is executed with broad and loose strokes of muted tones, drawing attention to the subject. The woman’s face is marked with a calm yet slightly somber expression, adding depth and emotional resonance to the piece. The artist’s signature and date are visible at the bottom right corner of the artwork.
