A woman in a long dress standing by a window with a curtain and a chair next to her. The woman is wearing a long-sleeved dress and has her hair pulled back into a low ponytail or braid. She is standing facing left, looking out the window and touching the curtain with her right hand. The curtain has a diamond-shaped pattern. A wooden chair with a white cushion is partially visible in front of her. On the wall behind her is a framed picture. The room appears to have light-colored walls. The image is sepia-toned.
Artwork details
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- 670 × 893 px
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