The artwork, titled “At the Mirror,” created by Gerda Wegener between 1931 and 1936, belongs to the Art Deco movement and is categorized as a portrait.
This distinguished piece features a woman with red hair styled in elegant curls, facing a mirror while her reflection gazes back at the viewer with a subtle, captivating expression. The reflected image emphasizes her meticulously applied makeup and gentle smile. She is adorned in a green dress and a sophisticated necklace of green and white beads. In the background of the mirror’s reflection, a man dressed in a tuxedo also appears, evoking an intriguing narrative within the composition. Additionally, the setting is enriched with an assortment of intricate bottles and items on the vanity, enhancing the sophisticated ambiance that is characteristic of the Art Deco style. The overall portrayal exudes a sense of refined elegance and timeless allure.
