Lady Hamilton as the Spinster by George Romney (1789)

Engraving of a seated woman in a white head scarf spinning yarn at a wheel, with a hen and chicks on the floor.

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Lady Hamilton as the Spinster, George Romney (1789). Via artnap.com

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An engraved print shows a seated woman in a white dress and head scarf turning a spinning wheel while drawing out yarn from a distaff. A hen and chicks rest on the ground beside the wheel, and grapevine leaves appear against a stone wall behind her. The print is titled Lady Hamilton as the Spinster, after a painting by George Romney, and is dated 1789.

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1789

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