Que n'y est-il encore?

Französische Grafik 1815–1830,

The image shows a woman standing in the center. She is slightly turned to her left, with her gaze directed upwards. The woman has long, wavy dark hair with a red ribbon tied around her head. She is wearing a light-colored blouse, a full beige skirt, and holding a draped purple garment in her left arm. Clothing is draped over a chair near her, and a decorative metal pitcher and basin are positioned behind her. In the background, there is a bed, deep green curtains, a decorative frieze above a door, and a cushioned seat with clothes and a hat. The scene suggests a private interior space with classical decor.
Artist
Französische Grafik 1815–1830
Type
Print
Medium
color etching and stipple
Collection
National Gallery of Art, Washington
Licence
Public domain, CC0

Image description

The image shows a woman standing in the center. She is slightly turned to her left, with her gaze directed upwards. The woman has long, wavy dark hair with a red ribbon tied around her head. She is wearing a light-colored blouse, a full beige skirt, and holding a draped purple garment in her left arm. Clothing is draped over a chair near her, and a decorative metal pitcher and basin are positioned behind her. In the background, there is a bed, deep green curtains, a decorative frieze above a door, and a cushioned seat with clothes and a hat. The scene suggests a private interior space with classical decor.

Französische Grafik 1815–1830