Kay described it as 'a nude woman, well planted on her feet, side view, with red cap against a reddish background'. The Saturday Review called it as 'one of the most complete of the figure sketches. In addition to decorative beauty of colour, the artist has sought to render a natural pose and the tone modelling of a young girl's figure.' 1
1: Kay, Charles de, 'Whistler. The head of the Impressionists', Art Review, vol. 1, no. 1, 1886, pp. 1-3, at p. 2. Saturday Review, 22 May 1886.
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