Gibson Girl by Charles Dana Gibson (1901)

Pen and ink drawing of a woman with upswept hair in an oval mat, by Charles Dana Gibson.

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Why is this public domain? Charles Dana Gibson died in 1944; this work is in the public domain.

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A pen and ink drawing shows a woman with a voluminous upswept hairstyle, turned slightly toward the viewer with a calm, direct expression and bare shoulders. The figure is set within an oval mat with a dark inner border, and the artist's signature appears below the shoulders. The work is catalogued as Gibson Girl, by Charles Dana Gibson, dated 1901.

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1901

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