Woman with a Blue Scarf

Moïse Kisling

1928

Woman with a Blue Scarf by Moïse Kisling, 1928

Moïse Kisling captures a quiet, melancholic moment with this seated woman, her large, heavy-lidded eyes gazing downward in deep thought. Notice that single, perfect curl resting on her forehead and the vibrant blue scarf that pops against the moody, dark green background. As a key member of the famous 'School of Paris' in the 1920s, Kisling was best friends with Amedeo Modigliani, and you can totally see his influence here in those dreamy, stylized features. It's a beautiful snapshot of Parisian elegance between the wars, full of quiet emotion.

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