A woman wearing a long dress sits on a stool. She has both hands up to her chest; her left elbow is bent. Her face is angled to her right; she has a slight, subtle expression on her face. A dark figure with a hat and coat stands to her right. The image shows heavy shading and cross-hatching throughout; it is in black and white.
Artwork Details
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- 716 × 893 px
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