"Étude de Femme" is a lithograph by Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec that exemplifies his masterful ability to capture the essence of Parisian figures with economical, expressive line work. The work demonstrates the artist's characteristic style of rendering his subjects with candid immediacy, focusing on gestural accuracy and psychological presence rather than detailed naturalism. As a study, the print reveals Toulouse-Lautrec's working method and his profound understanding of figure drawing, qualities that made him one of the most significant printmakers of the late nineteenth century.