Portrait of a Girl (1909-1914)
Technique: Giclée quality print
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We welcome you to immerse yourself in the vibrant and enigmatic world of Henry Lyman Saÿen through his striking work, "Portrait of a Girl." This painting, crafted between 1909 and 1914, stands as a testament to Sayen’s bold use of color and innovative artistic expression during the dawn of modern art.The piece showcases the portrait of a young woman, her gaze direct and engaging, adorned with an indigo cloche hat embellished with pink floral accents. Her dark coat, highlighted by a vivid red background, contrasts with the lively blues and greens of her attire underneath. The rich, fluid brushstrokes communicate a sense of immediacy and personality, adding a dynamic texture to the composition.Sayen's approach in this work reflects his background in both engineering and physics, bringing a unique analytical edge to his treatment of form and color. This portrait does not just capture the look of the subject; it resonates with the emotional and psychological depth, reflecting the intricate blend of tradition and modernity that characterizes the early 20th century.We invite you to explore this captivating portrait that not only highlights Sayen’s unique style but also encapsulates the spirit of an era that was on the brink of artistic revolution.