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ARCH.2003.30, Rendition: 802606
This image displays a framed art print of Jean-Auguste-Dominique Ingres’s celebrated work, “La Baigneuse” (The Bather), presented as a pencil and watercolor drawing.
The artwork itself depicts a nude female figure viewed entirely from behind. She is seated on the edge of a white-draped bed or divan, with her body angled slightly to the left. Her head is turned away from the viewer, and her hair is wrapped in a pink and white patterned turban or towel. One foot rests on a small, ornate footstool, while the other is grounded on the floor. A heavy, dark curtain hangs to her left, partially drawn back, adding depth to the intimate, softly lit interior scene. The rendering is characterized by smooth, idealized skin and precise, elegant contours, typical of Ingres’s Neoclassical style.
The print is mounted with a wide, off-white mat and enclosed in a simple, elegant, gold-colored frame. Below the mat, printed in the lower margin, is the title and attribution: “‘LA BAIGNEUSE,’ pencil and water colour, by INGRES.” To the left in the lower margin, it also indicates the provenance: “GRENVILLE L. WINTHROP COLLECTION,” signifying its historical ownership.
The overall presentation is formal and museum-like, emphasizing the classical beauty and technical mastery of the original drawing.
Image Summary:
The image features a framed artwork titled "La Baigneuse" (The Bather). The piece is a watercolor painting by the French artist Jean-Auguste-Dominique Ingres, who was active from 1780 to 1867. The artwork depicts a nude woman from behind, seated on a draped surface, possibly a stool or a piece of furniture. The woman has her hair wrapped in a cloth, and she appears to be in the process of undressing or dressing, as suggested by the cloth near her waist. The scene is set against a backdrop of draped fabric, creating a sense of intimacy and privacy. The painting is presented within a simple, gold-framed mat, with a label at the bottom indicating it is part of the Grenville L. Winthrop Collection and identifying the medium as pencil and water color.
This image is a framed artwork titled "La Baigneuse" by the artist Ingres. It is a pencil and watercolor drawing, as indicated by the text at the bottom of the frame. The artwork depicts a nude woman seen from behind, sitting on a draped surface. She is wearing a red turban and has a cloth in her left hand. The background features a curtain with a decorative border. The text at the bottom of the frame also mentions that it is part of the Grenville L. Winthrop Collection. The artist's lifespan is noted as 1780-1867.
The image shows a framed artwork, possibly a print or a painting, featuring a nude woman in a seated position. The artwork is titled "La Baigneuse" and is attributed to the artist Ingres. The artwork is framed in a gold frame with a white border, and the image is slightly blurred, making it difficult to see the details of the artwork. The artwork appears to be displayed on a gray wall, and the image is surrounded by a white border.
The image depicts a framed artwork featuring a nude woman sitting on a bed. The woman is depicted in a side view, with her back facing the viewer. She is wearing a red hat and is sitting on a bed with a white sheet. The bed is positioned on a pedestal, and there is a curtain hanging on the wall behind her. The artwork is titled "La Baigneuse" and is created by Ingres.
The image depicts a framed artwork titled "La Baigneuse" (The Bather), created by the artist Ingres. The piece is executed in pencil and watercolor, showcasing a delicate and refined style characteristic of the artist's work.
The artwork combines classical elegance with intimate, personal subject matter, reflecting Ingres's mastery in capturing both the beauty of the human form and the quiet, contemplative moments of everyday life. The composition, framing, and labeling all contribute to a presentation that emphasizes the historical and artistic significance of the piece.
This is a framed color print of a classical study by Ingres titled “La Baigneuse” (The Bather). The image shows a nude woman seated on the edge of a bed, seen from the back, with a pink headscarf. She holds a white cloth in one arm, and there is a dark drapery curtain to the left and a white bedspread to the right. The scene is bordered by a small inner frame and mounted on a large cream mat, all enclosed in a gold frame. The caption at the bottom identifies the work as a pencil and watercolour study by Ingres and notes the Greenville W. Winthrop Collection.
This is an image of an artwork within a frame, presented on a labeled backing. The artwork depicts a female figure seen from the back, sitting nude on a cloth-covered seat. Her head is turned away, and she's facing a draped curtain. The figure holds a hand mirror with a reflection that seems distorted, not matching the pose of the figure itself.
The printed label on the backing provides information about the artwork, indicating its title "LA BAIGNEUSE," medium "pencil and water colour," and the artist "by INGRES." It also mentions the "GRENVILLE L. WINTRHOP COLLECTION."
The whole piece, including the artwork, frame, and labeled backing, is displayed against a neutral gray background.
This image depicts a framed artwork, "La Baigneuse," created using pencil and watercolor by the artist Ingres. The composition features a person seated on a bed with their back turned, partially covered by a cloth. The setting appears intimate and elegant, with drapery visible in the background. The artwork is surrounded by a golden frame with an inner border. The colors are soft and delicate, consistent with the medium used for the piece. The text beneath the image identifies the title, medium, artist, and provenance as belonging to the Grenville L. Winthrop Collection.
The image is a framed artwork depicting a nude woman sitting on the edge of a bed, seen from behind. She has her hair wrapped in a pink towel or cloth and is holding a white garment or cloth in her left arm. The bed is draped with a white, ruffled cover, and there is a gray curtain hanging on the left side of the scene. The artwork is delicate and finely detailed, created using pencil and watercolour, and it is attributed to Ingres. Below the image, the text reads: "LA BAIGNEUSE," pencil and water colour, by INGRES. The frame around the artwork is gold-colored with a textured appearance, and the background is a plain, light gray. Additionally, the Grenville L. Winthrop Collection is mentioned in the bottom left corner outside the frame.