

The image depicts a woman in a black hat and dark jacket with a white skirt, sitting and holding a rose. She faces right. Her hat is wide-brimmed and dark. Her hair is curly and appears to have pink cheeks. The woman holds a rose with green leaves and a long stem in her left hand and a long, thin object, likely a stem cutter, in her right hand. Her skirt is gathered at the waist. In the background, there are more flowers with green leaves and stems. A figure of another person appears behind the woman on the left. A beige background is behind the figures. The color palette includes black, white, beige, pink, and green.
Artwork details
- Dimensions:
- 809 × 900 px
- Museum record:
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