Couturières de village by Adolphe Mouilleron (1848-1862)

Lithograph of two village women sewing white cloth together indoors, one wearing a white bonnet and one a striped head coveri

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A lithograph showing two women seated indoors, one in a white bonnet and one in a striped head covering, working together on a large piece of white cloth. The dark, shaded background and soft tonal modeling focus attention on the figures and their hands at work. The print is titled Couturières de village, after a painting by J. F. Millet, lithographed by Adolphe Mouilleron, and dated 1848-1862.

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1848-1862

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