We are pleased to offer a charming example of early 20th-century Art Nouveau and pin-up art, a lithographic print titled "After the Bath," dating back to 1902. This exquisite piece encapsulates the period's enchantment with the female form and the intricate stylings of Art Nouveau design.Dimensions:The print measures approximately 6 by 3 inches, a delicate size that lends itself to intimate appreciation and is suitable for smaller display areas or as part of a curated collection.Medium:This lithograph, a popular medium of the time for both its artistic and commercial reproductions, presents a lush and romantic vignette. It features a reclining nude female figure at ease atop a tiger skin rug, with the surrounding furnishings hinting at an opulent setting. The rich, warm tones and the softness of the composition are typical of the lithographic prints from this era.Condition Report:Despite its age, the piece has been well preserved, retaining the clarity of its lines and the vibrancy of its color palette. The delicate nature of the print has been respected, with only minimal signs of wear that do not detract from its overall visual appeal.

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