The Bath (1885–86) by Berthe Morisot is an intimate and graceful portrayal of a woman sitting in a chair, carefully fixing her hair. In this work, Morisot captures a private, almost meditative moment of daily life, with soft, fluid brushstrokes that highlight the subject's quiet elegance. The use of light and delicate hues creates a gentle atmosphere, reinforcing the painting's serene and contemplative mood. The figure’s focus on her reflection in the mirror or the task at hand creates a sense of introspection. This painting is a masterful example of Morisot’s talent in combining portraiture with the Impressionist emphasis on light, color, and intimate, everyday scenes. Use the design tools to add custom text or personalize the image.