Woman with long brown hair and a white dress surrounded by thorny branches with reddish-brown leaves on a beige background. The woman's head is tilted slightly upwards and to the right, her hair flowing around her face. She wears a white dress with lace details. The branches with thorns and leaves are prominent on the left and right sides. The artist's signature, "Henri Detouche," is in the bottom-right corner.
Artwork details
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- 630 × 893 px
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