Margoton at the Piano
Late 19th century Petit Palais, Paris
About this artwork
A charcoal drawing depicting a woman seated at a piano, viewed from behind. The work displays loose, expressive lines characteristic of a study.
Did you know?
Armand Guillaumin was a prominent member of the Impressionist group and a lifelong friend of Paul Cézanne and Camille Pissarro. Despite his artistic success, he famously worked for the French state railways to support himself, even buying a lottery ticket that eventually won him a massive prize, allowing him to paint full-time.
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Margoton at the Piano
Armand Guillaumin, Late 19th century
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