The Fitting Room
The Met
Artist: Kenneth Hayes Miller(American, Oneida, New York 1876–1952 New York, New York)
Date: 1931
Department: Modern and Contemporary Art
Classification: Paintings
Medium: Oil and tempera on canvas, mounted on Masonite
Dimensions: 28 x 34 in. (71.1 x 86.4 cm)
Credit Line: Arthur Hoppock Hearn Fund, 1931
Visual Descriptions
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Brief Description
Several women in a room, some holding and adjusting various garments and accessories
Detailed Description
Seven women are depicted in an interior space with light brown walls and a checkerboard floor of light and dark brown tiles. In the center, a woman in a bright yellow dress with a white ruffled hem adjusts a red headscarf, looking downwards. To her right, another woman in a dark green dress assists her with the yellow garment, also looking downwards. To the left of the central yellow-dressed woman, three other women are gathered. One woman in a light blue dress with a brown fur stole holds up a red garment with white trim, looking towards a woman in a cream-colored coat with a purple collar and a blue cloche hat. Behind them, a third woman with light brown hair and a white necklace looks towards the red garment. On the far right, a woman in a dark blue dress is partially visible, appearing from behind a brown curtain and observing the central group. The light brown walls in the background feature arched recesses. A small, light-colored object, possibly a ribbon, lies on the floor in the lower right.
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