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Kees van Dongen
Dine Together
Year:
1918
Size:
46 x 46 cm
Edition:
310
Condition:
Perfect
1
in stock
A few fluid lines bring two women to life, their exaggerated eyes and subtle smiles hinting at friendship, gossip or quiet conspiracy. The result is a work that feels both effortlessly elegant and wonderfully human. Made more than a hundred years ago, and still this is how a setting between friends should look like.
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