A delicate portrait of a young woman in a blue dress and light coat, standing with hands on hips against a softly patterned background. The composition reflects Whistler’s refined tonal harmony and his fascination with the interplay of color and mood. The figure’s poised stance and restrained palette evoke the artist’s signature “arrangements” in blue and gray, emphasizing elegance through simplicity.

This print is a faithful reproduction of Whistler’s Blue Girl composition, issued by A. Mowll Wheeler as part of a fine‑art series. While not an original Whistler lithograph, it preserves the aesthetic of his portraiture — the subtle gradations of blue, the atmospheric background, and the understated grace of the sitter. Surviving examples with the original label intact are uncommon and valued for their connection to Whistler’s influence on early 20th‑century decorative art.

Provenance: 

Fine‑art reproduction issued by A. Mowll Wheeler (after Whistler); original label mounted on verso. Acquired by Four Flowers Art curator Aaron Leson.