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Study in Provence

Dimensions
38.0 x 39.0 cm

The Composition of Study in Provence

Study in Provence is an oil on canvas painting created circa AD 1926. The work features a portrait of a woman positioned in the center, standing before a tree. She is depicted wearing a blue dress with her hands resting on her hips, a posture that suggests she is posing for the artist.

In addition to the central figure, two other individuals are visible within the composition. One person is located near the top left corner of the image, while another individual can be seen at the bottom right corner. These two figures appear smaller and less prominent than the woman in the center.

Technical Details

The painting is executed on canvas with the following specifications:

  • Canvas Height: 38.1 cm
  • Canvas Width: 39.1 cm
  • Total Dimensions: 49.5 cm x 49.5 cm
  • Frame Depth: 6 cm

Questions & Answers

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What is a reproduction of "Study in Provence" by Augustus Edwin John recommended for?

The recommended use of a print of "Study in Provence" is statement.

Which room is "Study in Provence" by Augustus Edwin John recommended for, given its colors?

The earthy colors of "Study in Provence" by Augustus Edwin John match its recommended space: a living room.

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About this artwork

Quick Facts

  • Notable elements or techniques: Portraiture; Detailed observation
  • Year: 1926
  • Location: Private Collection
  • Subject or theme: Landscape; Figure
  • Artistic style: Realistic