Frederick Arthur Bridgman - The Bath at Home
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Frederick Arthur Bridgman - The Bath at Home, Frederick Arthur Bridgman (1888), Wikimedia Commons. Via artnap.com
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A woman in a headscarf and draped garments kneels beside a metal basin, attending to a small child who sits in the water. The room is decorated with hanging textiles, a low table, and scattered cloth on the floor. This engraved print, The Bath at Home by Frederick Arthur Bridgman, dates from 1888.
