Adolph Tidemand
Ingeborg Svendsdatter Lillemoen, Heddal (1844)
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4x6 print
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About the artist
Adolph Tidemand
About this artwork
This charming black-and-white line drawing captures a young girl in profile view. The artist's skillful pencil work highlights the delicate details of her traditional attire. She wears a long, flowing dress that reaches just below her ankles and is adorned with modest sleeves. A simple headscarf gently covers her hair, adding a touch of authenticity to the costume. Her hands are clasped together at her waist, exuding a sense of innocence and contemplation. The girl's face, though partially turned away, shows gentle expressions of curiosity or quiet thought. The artist, Ingeborg Svendsdatter Lillemoen, has captured this youthful moment with remarkable precision and emotion. This piece is signed by the artist at the bottom right corner and exhibits a timeless quality that speaks to a simpler era. Ideal for those who appreciate fine line work and traditional clothing styles, this artwork would make a beautiful addition to any collection or space that values classic, thoughtful illustrations.
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