The image depicts a woman wearing a long dress and head covering, holding a shallow bowl with both hands. She is standing and facing right, her facial features are visible, and her expression appears serious. The woman's dress has a striped pattern and a sash around her waist. A cloth or rag is draped over her hands and part of the bowl. The background of the image is plain and light-colored. The image has a border around it. In the bottom-left corner, there is a small number '183'. A small oval symbol with the letter 'I' is in the bottom-right corner. The image is in shades of black and white.
Artwork Details
- Dimensions
- 623 × 893 px
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