The Yellow Tulip
1902
CalmnessLightAmerican Impressionism
アメリカ印象派を代表する画家の一人。 ミシガン州に生まれ、シカゴやニューヨークで美術を学んだ後、1898年にフランスへ渡り、生涯の大部分を同国で過ごした。
Even though the curtains are drawn, the entire room is enveloped in a warm, golden light, like a summer sunbeam.
An elegantly dressed young woman, seated on the floor, gently gazes at a yellow tulip emerging from a blue and white Delft vase.
She is completely captivated by the flower before her, as if she is unaware of anyone else's presence in the room.
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