Smiling Spanish Girl, Study (between 1881 and 1882)

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"Smiling Spanish Girl, Study" is a captivating work by Swedish artist Ernst Josephson, painted between 1881 and 1882. This portrait is a delightful exploration of character and warmth, portrayed through the charming expression of a youthful Spanish girl.The focus of the painting is her radiant smile, which conveys a sense of welcome and joy. Josephson masterfully uses a vibrant palette to highlight her facial features, especially her gleaming eyes that seem to reflect a lively spirit. The use of light and shadow on her face adds depth and dimension to her expression.She is adorned in a traditional white blouse, embellished subtly, allowing her coral necklace and earrings to stand out with striking contrast. A red flower tucked behind her ear adds a touch of color, enhancing her lively appearance. The background, executed in loose, expressive brushstrokes, complements her figure without detracting from her engaging presence.This work by Ernst Josephson not only captures the essence of a moment but also showcases his skill in portraying human emotions and cultural attire with authenticity and artistic sensitivity.

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Ernst Abraham Josephson (1851–1906) was a Swedish painter and poet. He specialized in portraits, genre scenes of folklife and folklore.