“Sleeping Woman (Kizette),” painted by Tamara de Lempicka in 1935, is a distinguished artwork from the Art Deco movement, crafted using oil on canvas. This artwork is an exemplary portrait, capturing the serene repose of a woman with meticulous detail and elegant composure.
The artwork portrays a woman in slumber, characterized by the soft, smooth, and highly stylized qualities typical of Art Deco aesthetics. The subject, adorned with light blonde curls, rests her head on her forearm, positioned against a backdrop draped in delicate, blue fabric. Her closed eyes and serene expression convey a sense of peaceful repose. The artist’s precision in depicting the textures of the skin, hair, and fabric, combined with a harmonious blend of light and shadow, emphasizes the tranquility and refined elegance of the scene. The woman’s red lips and manicured nails add a touch of vivid color, further enhancing the overall composition.
