Gallery›Victoria and Albert Museum›Half length portrait of a young woman standing with one hand at her elbow and one arm on a table.he wears a light blue dress with a black lacce shawl and a black ribbon with a gold medallion at her neck. She has a pink ribbon hanging down from the back of her hair.. There is a curtain and a backdrop.
Half length portrait of a young woman standing with one hand at her elbow and one arm on a table.he wears a light blue dress with a black lacce shawl and a black ribbon with a gold medallion at her neck. She has a pink ribbon hanging down from the back of her hair.. There is a curtain and a backdrop.
Victoria and Albert Museum

Half length portrait of a young woman standing with one hand at her elbow and one arm on a table.he wears a light blue dress with a black lacce shawl and a black ribbon with a gold medallion at her neck. She has a pink ribbon hanging down from the back of her hair.. There is a curtain and a backdrop.

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Half length portrait of a young woman standing with one hand at her elbow and one arm on a table.he wears a light blue dress with a black lacce shawl and a black ribbon with a gold medallion at her neck. She has a pink ribbon hanging down from the back of her hair.. There is a curtain and a backdrop.

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