The image depicts a woman in a long dress and shawl. The woman has curly dark hair with flowers on the right side. She wears a dress with a low neck and quarter-length sleeves under a shawl, with a corset waist and a full skirt. The woman holds flowers in her right hand and holds her skirt with her left hand. She stands on a low wall with buildings and trees behind her. The sky above has clouds. The image includes a poem at the bottom. The image represents spring. The title is "The Seasons." The artist is Wenceslaus Hollar.
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- 628 × 900 px
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