French school; 20th century.

French school; 20th century.
Untitled.
Oil on canvas.
It has slight damage to the frame.
Signed "Stephane Allirol" on the lower left.
Measurements: 90 x 71 cm; 94 x 75 cm (frame).
This work presents a female nude in a composition of great formal simplicity and marked economy of elements. The figure appears seated on the floor, with her legs gathered and her torso slightly inclined to one side, adopting an introspective posture that reinforces the intimate character of the scene. The face, inclined and with a lowered gaze, suggests a state of recollection or melancholy, far from any theatrical attitude.
A symbolic element introduces a poetic dimension to the scene: the rose placed next to the model's feet. This apparently discreet detail can be interpreted as a visual and symbolic counterpoint that refers to fragility, ephemeral beauty or even a sentimental reading of the nude. Overall, the work combines a refined figurative language with a balanced and silent composition, where formal restraint and suspended atmosphere reinforce the emotional charge of the image.