Black and white drawing of a woman standing outside doorway, left hand raised in a stopping motion towards a man on the left. She wears a long dress with puffy sleeves. A woman sits to the right, wearing a headscarf and facing forward with her hands crossed. A flowering plant fills the bottom center. The scene is framed with an arched top.
Artwork Details
- Dimensions
- 600 × 893 px
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