The Fortune Teller by William Morris Hunt (1857)

Lithograph of an elderly hooded woman with a staff reaching toward a child held by a younger woman in a landscape.

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A lithograph in soft tonal shading shows an elderly woman in a dark hooded cloak leaning forward while holding a walking staff, her hand reaching toward a small child held by a younger woman. The vague landscape and cloudy sky behind the figures frame the scene. The print is titled The Fortune Teller, created by William Morris Hunt in 1857 and held by the Art Institute of Chicago.

Museum record: Art Institute of Chicago

Date

1857

Medium

Lithograph with a brown tone on ivory wove paper

Dimensions

19 × 18.9 cm

Museum

Art Institute of Chicago

License

CC0

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