This image depicts "Morning (The Awakening)" by Károly Ferenczy, painted in 1893, housed in the Hungarian National Gallery, located in Buda Castle, Budapest, Hungary

This image depicts "Morning (The Awakening)" by Károly Ferenczy, painted in 1893, housed in the Hungarian National Gallery, located in Buda Castle, Budapest, Hungary. The painting features a fair-skinned female figure, nude from the waist up, seated and actively arranging her long, dark hair with both hands raised. Her gaze is directed downwards and slightly to the right. A white cloth is draped over her lap, partially revealing her abdomen, and a richly patterned golden-yellow fabric with floral motifs covers her legs. A folded piece of blue-grey fabric rests on her left thigh. The background is a decorative screen or wall featuring stylized motifs. On the left, tall, golden-brown reeds or grasses are visible, along with a brown crane or long-necked bird. The upper left and central background displays two large, stylized dark birds with outstretched claws against a textured, lighter background. On the right, vibrant green foliage with numerous blue morning glory flowers is depicted, alongside a stylized orange-yellow bird with wings spread. In the bottom right, a dark, ornate structure, possibly a chair or part of a screen, is visible, along with a bundle of slender objects on the golden fabric. A small, red-patterned box or tray is partially visible in the bottom left corner.