Self Indulgent Collection
"Indulging in the Looking Glass: A Glimpse into Self-Reflection" Step into a world of self-indulgence through the strokes of art
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"Indulging in the Looking Glass: A Glimpse into Self-Reflection" Step into a world of self-indulgence through the strokes of art. From "The Looking Glass, oil on canvas" to "The Boudoir, 1896, " immerse yourself in the opulence and vanity that these masterpieces portray. In "The Sultans Favourite, 1900, " watercolour over pencil on canvas transports us to an era where indulgence knew no bounds. The artist's meticulous detailing captures every intricate fold of fabric and every shimmering jewel adorning the subject. As we witness women preparing for grand events in "Preparing for the Ball, 1875, " oil on panel reveals their desire to be seen as nothing less than perfection. Their elaborate gowns and carefully coiffed hair reflect their dedication to self-presentation. "Nijinsky in Narcisse, 1911" takes us beyond physical beauty with ink and gouache on paper. It delves into the dancer's innermost thoughts and emotions as he gazes at his own reflection—a poignant reminder that even those admired by many seek validation within themselves. "The New Dress, 1888" invites us to explore how fashion can become a form of self-expression. Oil on panel showcases a woman adorned in her latest acquisition, radiating confidence as she embraces her individuality through style. Through "Adolescence, 1874, " watrcolour and gouache capture fleeting moments of youthfulness intertwined with introspection. This delicate artwork reminds us that self-indulgence can also manifest itself through personal growth and discovery. "The Lobster with a Hairbrush in its Claw Standing Before a Dressing Table" challenges our perception of vanity by juxtaposing unexpected elements. This whimsical piece encourages viewers to question societal norms surrounding beauty rituals while embracing individual quirks without judgment. With "Vanity, oil on canvas, " the artist delves into the depths of self-obsession.