Black and white image of a woman sitting on a chair, with her hair in a bun, wearing a long skirt and a shawl over her shoulders. She is looking down at her hands which are holding something. There are two old people to her left, one with a candle. There is a chandelier to her right. The image has a caption at the bottom.
Artwork Details
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- 597 × 893 px
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