Portrait of a Young Woman by L. de Vuillemin shows a seated woman holding an artist’s palette and paintbrush. Painted in 1849, the portrait combines the visual language of nineteenth-century fashion with the tools of painting: a dark striped dress, lace collar, pink bow, palette and brush all contribute to the sitter’s distinctive appearance.

The lighter collar and face emerge from the darker dress, while the repeated stripes organize the figure vertically. The palette and brush add a second layer of interest for viewers searching for artist portraits, women painters or art-studio wall decor.

19th-century female portrait with artist palette and brush

This print can sit comfortably within portrait collections, creative studios and gallery walls focused on women, artists or French nineteenth-century art. Its restrained palette also works well with traditional and vintage-inspired interiors.

Available in 12×16 in / 30×40 cm, 18×24 in / 45×60 cm and 24×32 in / 60×80 cm. Choose the art print unframed or with a black, natural wood, dark wood or white frame.