The Queen of the Fishes: Plate 6 by Lucien Pissarro. A black and white drawing of a woman in a flowing dress sitting on a rock or throne surrounded by aquatic plants and possibly a fish. The woman has long hair and appears to be wearing a crown-like headpiece. The drawing is rectangular in shape. The background of the drawing appears to be water with some seaweed or other underwater elements. The text to the right of the drawing is in a gray font and appears to be a passage of writing. The text is arranged in paragraphs and has a medieval or antique feel to it. The top left corner of the page has orange text that reads "The Queen of the Fishes". The page itself is a light tan color, possibly from age. The page appears to be a book page. The image is a close-up.
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- 568 × 900 px
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