Art Goût Beauté, 1925 — Four Parisian Women in Winter Fur Coats | Color Your Own Canvas Print

This canvas is based on an illustration from Art Goût Beauté — a French fashion magazine published in Paris throughout the 1920s that sat at the intersection of fine art and haute couture. Each issue was as much an art object as a publication, featuring pochoir prints (a refined hand-stencilled technique) of extraordinary elegance. The women in its pages wore Poiret, Chanel, and Patou — and were illustrated with the flat, graceful lines that defined Art Deco at its most refined.

This particular plate is quintessentially Parisian — four women navigating a winter city, wrapped in the kind of fur-trimmed coats that turned a cold afternoon into a fashion statement. There is something wonderfully alive about it: the sense of movement, of conversation, of a city that never stops regardless of the season.

I outlined the four figures by hand on a drawing tablet, following the generous silhouettes of their winter coats and the fine detail of the fur trim. A crisp Parisian winter afternoon, waiting for your colors.

No art background needed. Just curiosity and a set of pencils, paints, or acrylic markers.