A reclining nude turns her back on us and glances over her shoulder, in a painting made in France in 1814 and associated with Romanticism. This short tour looks closely at what Ingres shows us, and separates what the sources establish from what remains open to interpretation.
A reclining nude turns her head over her shoulder and looks out at us. Ingres painted this imaginary harem scene in 1814, and it is now in the Louvre. This tour follows the figure, her exotic props, and the deliberate distortions that shape the picture.
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