

Black and white drawing of two women on a balcony. The women are standing with their backs partially to the viewer. They are on the left side of the image. The woman on the left has dark hair pulled into a bun and is wearing a light-colored off-the-shoulder top with a long gathered skirt. The woman on the right sits on the railing with her legs on the right side. She has dark hair pulled into a bun and wears a jacket with a high neck and long sleeves. She has on a long skirt. Both women are holding binoculars up to their eyes. A curtain is on the left and a potted plant is on the right on the balcony. A cityscape is in the background. The image is framed. The title "Les Lorettes" is across the top. Text is at the bottom.
Artwork details
- Dimensions:
- 640 × 893 px
- Museum record:
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