Ladies on the Beach (1874) by Louise Abbéma Framed or Unframed:Standard Frame Make a bold statement with

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It evokes the feeling of lazy summer afternoons

my half-dreaming brain conjured a voice that said “I will leave a door open for you

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Ladies on the Beach (1874) by Louise Abbéma Framed or Unframed:Standard Frame Make a bold statement withLouise Abbmas Ladies on the Beach (1874) catches seaside leisure before it becomes spectacle: two women reclining on the sand, parasols scattered behind them, the bathhouses and shore humming with small public rituals. Bonhams catalogues it as oil on paper laid down on canvas, paired with Bath Houses Under the Cliffs. No known lover or sitter is attached; the queer charge sits with Abbma herself, a Belle poque artist who lived openly as a lesbian.