Sepia-toned image of a woman standing next to a chair with books on it. The woman wears a long plaid skirt, a dark bodice, and a white head covering. Her hands are clasped in front of her. The chair has a cushioned seat and is positioned to the left of the woman. There are at least two books stacked on the chair. The background appears to be outdoors with vegetation visible behind the woman. The image is titled "Unknown Woman" and was created by David Octavius Hill.
Artwork Details
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- 635 × 893 px
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