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Lige færdig med at læse en roman af fransk maler Delphin Enjolras (1857 – 1945) af den akademiske bevægelse, der specialiserede sig i at skabe portrætter, nøgenbilleder og indvendige malerier ved hjælp af olie, akvarel og pasteller. His preferred paintings was genre scenes of young women illuminated by lamplight.
This is a reclining nude portrait of a beautiful young women laying down on her bed looking down on an open book that is resting on a sheet that is on a carpeted floor.
She is being illuminated by light from a window and by a lamp that is above her head that sits on a night stand that has beside it a decorative vase with white roses in it.
Behind her are two large round pillows and a square pillow that are leaning against a wall with a large tapet; and on her bed is a gold and copper colored sheet that she is laying on that is partially on the carpet.
She is resting her head on her right arm that rest on more pillows; with a large pillow on the floor near the book she was reading.
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Delphin was born in Coucouron, beliggende i det sydlige Frankrig til Casimir Enjolras og Delphine Laurens i 1857.
He studied watercolors under the French watercolorist Gaston Gérard at the “Ecole de Dessin de la Ville de Paris” eller City of Paris Tegneskole, og han studerede også under Jean-Léon Gérôme (1824 – 1904) på Beaux-Arts (Kunstskolen), og ved Pascal Dagnan-Bouveret.
In the early part of Delphins painting career, he mainly painted landscapes; but would later transition in painting portraits of young women, which he excelled at.
Hans portrætter fokuserede på smukke og elegante unge kvinder, normalt ved lampelys, der udfører hverdagslige opgaver som at læse eller sy; påklædt eller nøgen; med mange af hans senere værker af sanselig og erotisk karakter.