The Dyer by James McNeill Whistler: A sepia-toned etching depicting a woman standing in front of a building's doorway. The doorway has a semicircular fanlight with radiating lines. The woman wears a long dress and appears to be leaning or bending forward slightly, holding a garment. She stands on a paved area, with a small step leading up to the doorway. The wall around the doorway appears old and weathered, with some textures and marks suggesting age. A small piece of paper with writing is visible at the bottom right corner.
Artwork Details
- Dimensions
- 686 × 893 px
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