Sirmione (1913) by John Singer Sargent Framed or Unframed:Premium Frame Columbine belongs to Harlequin

Columbine belongs to Harlequin

Hang it upside down or right side up – either way

This striking artwork challenges stereotypes with a captivating image of strength and vulnerability

but the softness is deeply coded

this print is perfect as a standalone showpiece or paired with Ballet Boys for a bold queer ballet duo

Sirmione (1913) by John Singer Sargent Framed or Unframed:Premium Frame Columbine belongs to HarlequinJohn Singer Sargents Sirmione (1913) turns Lake Garda into a wash of lavender and gold. The Met records it as watercolour and gouache on off white wove paper, painted with Sargents late career freedom away from formal portraiture. Sirmione itself sits on a peninsula on Lake Garda, long celebrated for its landscape and history.