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cream-colored acid-free matting and glass
Le Petit Marseillais
embracing instead a raw expressiveness influenced by masters such as Francis Bacon
The pastel medium allows for subtle gradations of tone and color
His membership in the Salon d'Automne placed him among the leading artists of his generation and provided regular exhibition opportunities throughout his career
Alice Lefevre 1812 Etching cream-colored acid-free matting and glassAbout the Portrait This intimate pastel drawing depicts a young woman in profile, dressed in street clothes and reclining on a pillow. Dated 1881, the work is almost certainly a self portrait of the artist. Unlike the rest of her works, which were signed "A. Lefevre," this portrait is signed only with her full name, suggesting that it was not created for exhibition but for herself or for private use. The composition captures a moment of quiet repose,