Self-portrait with two pupils painted in 1785 was a response by Adélaïde
Labille-Guiard to sexist rumors that her work had actually been painted by men.
In a witty role reversal, the only male in this monumental painting of
The artist at her easel is her father, shown in a bust behind her
canvas, as her muse, a role usually played by women. So this detail gave a
twist in the scene.
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Name
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SELF-PORTRAIT WITH TWO PUPILS
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Type
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Painting, Oil on canvas
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Author
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Adélaïde
Labille-Guiard
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Year
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1785
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Location
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Metropolitan
Museum of Art, New York,USA
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