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A 1920s Art Deco gouache and watercolor illustration, An elegant woman with vibrant, short, curly bright-red hair is reclining deeply in a plush, boldly patterned armchair. She is wearing sheer dark stockings and high heels, casually smoking a cigarette while reading a small book. The setting features a stark contrast of deep navy blue, crisp white, and cream tones, decorated with graphic floral and vertical stripe motifs. A vintage fringed floor lamp stands beside her. Clean outlines, flat colors, sophisticated fashion illustration, vintage La Vie Parisienne magazine cover aesthetic
An Art Deco illustration for "La Vie Parisienne" magazine by George Barbier, published on April 25, 1925, showing a fashionable woman with red curly hair, fair skin, and red lips, reclined on a richly patterned blue and white armchair. She wears a black dress with a white sash, long pearl necklace, and sheer black stockings with garters exposing her upper thighs. The woman holds an open book titled "POEPLES 161 VEEL ORS" in her left hand and a lit cigarette in her right, with a thin wisp of smoke rising. Her right leg is extended, showcasing a black stiletto shoe with gold trim. To her left, a dark blue vase with white flowers sits on a small black table. On her right, a tall lamp with an intricate white and blue fringed lampshade illuminates the scene. The background features alternating dark blue and thin white vertical stripes.
