
Rosa Schweninger Junge Dame mit Hündchen 1872
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Rosa Schweninger Junge Dame mit Hündchen 1872, Rosa Schweninger (1872), Wikimedia Commons. Via artnap.com
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A young woman in a pale blue bodice and cream skirt sits in a gilded armchair, bent over a piece of embroidery in her lap. A small white and dark dog rests at her feet, and a vase of pink flowers stands on a side table beside her. The dim red-brown interior is lit softly, with a framed portrait on the wall behind her. The work is dated 1872 and is credited to Rosa Schweninger.




































