Black and white drawing of a museum gallery. The room has a tiled floor, a vaulted ceiling with a grid of small panes of glass, and tall archways. Many paintings hang on walls. Three women are in the foreground. A woman in a long black dress and white skirt stands on the right holding an umbrella and a parasol. A woman sits on the left at an easel, painting a large canvas. A woman stands on the left by another easel. People walk through the gallery in the background. A man sits on a bench in the background on the center-right, reading a book. A man sits on a bench on the back wall, looking at a painting.
Artwork details
- Dimensions:
- 1263 × 854 px
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