“At the Opera” is a portrait created in 1941 by the artist Tamara de Lempicka in the United States. The artwork, which belongs to the Art Deco movement, is executed in oil on canvas and measures 76 by 51 centimeters.
The artwork presents a woman poised elegantly, with her arms crossed on a cushioned ledge. She is adorned in an elaborate, off-the-shoulder white dress with ruffles, and her red hair is styled meticulously, adorned with white flowers. She wears long, white gloves and a black choker necklace, suggesting a scene of sophistication and refinement associated with attending the opera. The background features draped red fabric and a classical column, reinforcing the grandeur and opulence typical of the Art Deco style. The woman’s expression is contemplative, adding an element of intrigue and introspection to the portrait. The meticulous details and luxurious elements within the composition embody the glamour and elegance characteristic of Tamara de Lempicka’s work.
