Black and white image of a woman holding a baby and a man standing next to her; a woman lies on the ground. The woman holding a baby wears a long dark dress and has dark, curly hair. The man stands on the right; he wears a jacket, white stockings and a hat. The woman on the ground wears a long dress and a head covering; she sits up on her elbows. The image appears to be an etching; the text "Tal para qual" is written underneath. The image is surrounded by a border on a piece of off-white paper.
Artwork details
- Dimensions:
- 588 × 893 px
- Museum record:
- View original
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