Femme au miroir [SEP] collection
for Kunst); "Le goûter" (1917, Galerie Malingue, Paris); "Tête de femme" (1916–17, private collection); and two works very closely related to "Femme au miroir": "Femme devant le miroir" (c. 1914, private collection) and "Femme au miroir" (1916–17, Donn Shapiro collection).
Images were now created solely out of the imagination of the artist (or virtually so), independent of any visual starting point. Observed reality and all that
the American Art Galleries. A catalogue was published for the occasion by the American Art Association. "Au Vélodrome" (n. 266 of the catalogue) was purchased at the sale for $70 by American art dealer and publisher J. B. Neumann. Peggy Guggenheim purchased the painting from Neumann in 1945 and forms part of the permanent collection of her museum in Venice; Peggy Guggenheim Collection.
"Femme au miroir" was included in the Quin exhibition and sale, titled "Femme à sa toilette", no. 358.