Eyes Left (1888)

This print features a meticulously detailed illustration of a fashionably dressed Victorian-era woman from the late 19th century. She is adorned in a vibrant red coat with a high collar, adorned with two prominent buttons at the front and subtle decorative details. Her matching red dress has a full skirt, adding a sense of elegance and grace to her appearance. A striking red hat with a jaunty white feather completes her ensemble, perched atop her neatly styled brown hair.She holds a small, golden book in her right hand, while her left hand gently grips the handle of a black lace umbrella. The woman's skin tone is a warm beige, and she has rosy cheeks, adding to her overall beauty and charm. Her eyes are wide and expressive, with subtle eyeliner enhancing their shape.The background is a soft, muted beige that allows the bright red color of her attire to stand out prominently. This print captures the intricate details and fashion trends of the Victorian period with precision and elegance. The text at the bottom identifies "CONTERS ALIEN CHATELETRIC DE ROCHON VIRGINIA," adding a touch of historical context to this beautifully rendered piece.