Les Trois Fées (1918) by Gerda Wegener Size:60x90 cm / 24x36″ Printed on premium 200gsm matte

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oval vignette where a nude figure kneels in a shady corner beside a reclining satyr

Les Trois Fées (1918) by Gerda Wegener Size:60x90 cm / 24x36″ Printed on premium 200gsm matteLes Trois Fes (1918) by Gerda Wegener is pure salon room theatre: three women caught mid ritual of glamour, gossip, and quiet power. Rendered in crisp ink linework, Wegener turns lace, pleats, pearls, and posture into character. Its elegant, a little mischievous, and perfectly composed for anyone who loves art that feels like a knowing glance across the table. This illustration was created for LAbdication de Ris Orangis (Paris, 1918), a French