Woman standing holding a mirror by Giuseppe Canale

Etching of a standing woman in period dress holding an oval mirror, with fine cross-hatched shading.

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Why is this public domain? Giuseppe Canale died in 1802; this work is in the public domain.

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A standing woman in a fitted bodice and long full skirt holds up a small oval mirror, her curled hair framing a direct, sidelong gaze. The fine parallel and cross-hatched lines of the etching model the fabric folds and shadows, and a publication inscription with the date June 24, 1775 and the publisher J. Boydell appears in the lower margin. The sheet is a print attributed to Giuseppe Canale.

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