Nu Assis Sur Un Canape by Suzanne Valadon
Museum-quality giclée print of "Nu Assis Sur Un Canape" by Suzanne Valadon. Hand-assembled in our boutique studio in Washington State.
About Suzanne Valadon
She painted women the way women actually inhabit their bodies—solid, unselfconscious, occasionally bored. Born in 1865, she modeled for Renoir, Toulouse-Lautrec, and Puvis de Chavannes before picking up a brush herself, and Degas spotted her talent early enough to mentor her into a serious practice. By the 1910s and 1920s she had developed her own language: thick black contours, flattened space, jarring color that owed something to the Nabis but answered to no one. Her nudes refuse the male gaze with a directness that still startles. For a viewer today, her work reads as quietly radical—domestic scenes painted with the bluntness of a self-portrait.
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