The artwork, named “Scottish Silk Jacket and Grey Skirt,” was created by Gerda Wegener in 1914. This piece belongs to the Art Nouveau (Modern) movement and is classified under the genre of illustration.
The artwork portrays a woman seated on an elegant chair, adorned in an elaborate outfit. She is depicted wearing a striking ensemble consisting of a vibrantly striped Scottish silk jacket in various hues, complemented by a voluminous grey skirt. Her sophisticated attire is further accessorized with a long scarf that drapes around her neck and past her knees. The woman exudes a sense of poised refinement, underscored by her calm gaze and composed posture. At her feet, a black and grey cat lounges on a red rug, adding a touch of domesticity to the sophisticated scene. The background, simple yet elegant, features ornate elements that enhance the air of sophistication around the subject. Overall, the artwork reflects the characteristic stylized and decorative elegance of the Art Nouveau era.
