
Woman in dressing room
Ralph Barton · 1891-1931
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Why is this public domain? Ralph Barton died in 1931; this work is in the public domain.
About this work
A stylized ink drawing shows a woman in a slip and black stockings brushing her long dark hair before a dressing table crowded with perfume bottles and jars. A maid in a black dress and white apron stands at the right beside a draped chair, and shoes lie scattered on the floor. Ralph Barton created this print in 1915.























