Femme de Lettres by Walter Sickert (1911)

Etching of a woman in a long dress standing by a window at a slanted writing desk, with a shadowy figure behind her.

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This etching shows a woman in a long skirt and fitted bodice standing beside a window and a slanted writing stand, with a letter or paper resting on it. A second figure appears in shadow behind her, and the scene is rendered in fine crosshatched lines. The print, titled Femme de Lettres, is attributed to Walter Sickert and dated 1911.

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Date

1911

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Wikimedia Commons

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