Nude Girl Combing Her Hair
Albert Besnard · French, 1849-1934
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This etching, titled Nude Girl Combing Her Hair, shows a nude young woman seen from behind with both arms raised as she gathers her long dark hair. The fine parallel hatching in the background and across the figure gives the sheet a soft, atmospheric tone. The print was made by Albert Besnard in 1887 and is held by Wikimedia Commons.
