Study of Lilia, 1887 - Canvas Print

Seen from behind, a woman's chestnut hair is swept into a soft chignon, loose curls catching the light along her nape. She's dressed in vivid vermilion, the fabric rendered in broad, fluid strokes that melt into the crimson wash behind her. There's something quiet and intimate about the view, an unposed moment caught in warm, glowing color. Study of Lilia, 1887 brings a hushed, romantic elegance to this wall art, ideal above a bedroom dresser or in a reading nook where its warmth can settle in.

• By Charles Emile Auguste Carolus-Duran, working in broad, painterly oil brushwork

• Available as a canvas print, where the brushwork and texture come through

• Complements classic and traditional interior design with a warm, romantic touch

• Female portrait in rich red tones with 19th century painterly elegance