A hand-painted oil on canvas after Jean-Gabriel Domergue (18891962) the French painter whose elongated, elegant women came to define caf-society glamour. The scene is pure theater: a woman in a red feather boa and long black gloves at a caf table, a sharply dressed companion at her shoulder, and a second figure lingering behind. Loose, confident brushwork, a muted teal-green ground, and bold red accents give it real presence on a wall.

It's a genuine hand-painted work not a print, lithograph, or digital reproduction signed lower left. It is offered as a piece in the style of ("after") the artist, not as an original by Domergue, which is reflected in the price; no certificate of authenticity is included. Please judge and purchase accordingly.

Oil on canvas, professionally stretched over a sturdy wooden frame and ready to hang straight out of the box (decorative outer frame not included). Approximately 40 60 cm (16 24 in). Minor age-appropriate surface wear; canvas tension is excellent, with no tears or repairs.