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In "Girl on a Bench," Ton That Van places the image of a woman in an interior space that is both discreet and richly decorated. The figure lies reclining on the bench, her body elongated horizontally within the composition; her soft white dress contrasts with her black hair and the surrounding splashes of red, orange, and gray-blue. The lute placed in front, along with the curved backrest of the bench, creates a series of continuous curves, giving the entire scene a serene and musical quality.

The girl's face is simplified, her eyes half-closed, giving the impression that she is immersed in rest, daydreaming, or an indescribable inner state. The space behind her is not clearly depicted but dissolves into layers of color and patterns, gradually transforming the real scene into a realm of memory. With soft colors, gentle lines, and the transparency of silk, the work evokes a refined feminine beauty, where the body, music, and living space blend together in a tranquil rhythm.