The Manless Girl by Frank Arthur Nankivell (1902)

Color print of a woman in red driving an early automobile with a black poodle beside her, green trees and yellow sky behind.

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A stylized color print shows a woman in a red dress, white lace collar and purple hat driving an open early automobile along a winding road bordered by green trees under a yellow sky. A black poodle with a pink ribbon sits in the passenger seat, and she gestures expansively with one white-gloved arm. The work is titled The Manless Girl, designed by Frank Arthur Nankivell and dated 1902.

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