The artwork titled “Mrs. St John Hutchinson,” created by Vanessa Bell in 1915, is an oil on board portrait belonging to the Post-Impressionist movement. The portrait is currently housed at Tate Britain in London, UK.
The artwork features a woman depicted in a minimalist and stylized manner, characteristic of Post-Impressionism. She is adorned in a green garment with a long necklace that stands out prominently. The background is composed of soft pastel tones, with blue and yellow sections that create a geometric and abstract ambiance. The artist employs broad brush strokes and a flat application of color, giving the artwork a calm yet distinct visual presence. The woman’s expression is serene, with subtle detailing on the face and eyes, instilling a sense of quiet introspection.
