Judith (1930) by Marie Laurencin

Judith - Marie Laurencin - 1930

Artwork Information

TitleJudith
ArtistMarie Laurencin
Date1930
Art MovementExpressionism

About Judith

The artwork titled “Judith,” created by Marie Laurencin in 1930, is an expressive portrait belonging to the Expressionism art movement. This piece, executed in a distinctive style, evokes a profound emotional response through its depiction of two figures, with the primary subject named Judith.

In the artwork, two female figures are depicted against a muted, abstract background. The central figure, Judith, exudes elegance and grace, her delicate features accentuated by soft strokes and a subtle palette. Her skin is a smooth, alabaster white, contrasted by the dark tones of her hair and the vibrant accents of pearls and accessories. Judith’s arm is raised, and her serene expression conveys a sense of calm and introspection. The secondary figure, positioned slightly to the left, echoes Judith’s dignified presence, their forms intertwined in a harmonious composition. The use of cool colors and the nuanced interplay of light and shadow imbue the artwork with a tranquil yet poignant atmosphere.

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