Tamara de Lempicka

This is the artist's most famous canvas, featuring a close-up on the left door of the sports car, showing the artist's face with an indifferent gesture and her brown leather glove.

Half-body portrait of the French model Rafaela, who starred in several of the artist's most passionate female interpretations.

Kizette, Tamara's daughter, was a model and inspiration on several occasions. Experts agree that in her portraits, the artist shows a greater emotional charge and even tenderness, far from the nonchalant body language typical of her characters.

In this vertical portrait, the young girl is depicted full-length and seated next to a balcony. In her right hand, she appears to be holding something that isn't there. Warm lighting floods her expression, the fabrics, and the background cityscape, which, bustling, contrasts with the placidity and innocence of the child.

Full-body portrait where two aesthetic forces coexist, contrasting and complementary: the serene and graceful pose of a Renaissance figure, represented by the woman holding the mandolin, and the modern times, depicted by the buildings and other concrete structures on the horizon.