# Woman Combing Her Hair (Femme se coiffant), from L'Estampe Originale

By [Maximilien Luce](<https://art.jpamorgan.com/artists/maximilien-luce.md>), 1894.

Luce translates an intimate domestic motif into grain, broken color, and layered lithographic texture. The print expands his Neo-Impressionist experiments beyond oil painting.

## Details

- Medium: Transfer lithograph on chine collé
- Dimensions: Image: 43.2 × 31.1 cm; sheet: 60 × 42.9 cm
- Collection: [The Metropolitan Museum of Art](<https://art.jpamorgan.com/galleries/metropolitan-museum-of-art.md>)

[View collection record](<https://www.metmuseum.org/art/collection/search/459993>)

- Categories: Print
- Styles: [Post-Impressionism](<https://art.jpamorgan.com/styles/post-impressionism.md>), [Pointillism](<https://art.jpamorgan.com/styles/pointillism.md>)

## Image

![A woman combs her long hair in a softly colored lithographic interior.](<https://api.art.jpamorgan.com/artifacts/metropolitan-museum-of-art-5ba59848e549dff4/full.jpg?v=c3643334c6229c84e2a768565977a6d8c106d8635a0ea094fe2bd2e05bc5882b>)

## Sources & credits

- The Metropolitan Museum of Art, CC0, via Wikimedia Commons
- The Metropolitan Museum of Art, Rogers Fund, 1922, 22.82.1-58
- [Image source](<https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Woman_Combing_Her_Hair_(Femme_se_coiffant)_MET_DP838463.jpg>)
- Artwork metadata based on The Metropolitan Museum of Art collection records; image provenance is recorded per artwork.

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