To ryggvendte kvinnefigurer, Likenäs (1852)

This art print features two sketches of a woman in traditional Victorian attire, drawn by the renowned artist Adolph Tidemand in 1852. The left image is a detailed pencil sketch showing the back view of the woman. She wears a long dress that reaches the floor and has a modest neckline with slight shoulder coverage. Her hair is neatly pinned up, adding to the period-specific style. The right image is an earlier, rougher pencil sketch of the same subject from the side, capturing her in mid-motion as she turns slightly away from the viewer. Both sketches emphasize Tidemand's delicate yet precise technique. The background is a simple off-white, allowing the focus to remain on the elegant simplicity and classic beauty of the woman's attire and posture. This art print would be perfect for art enthusiasts or collectors who appreciate historical fashion, Victorian-era artwork, or the subtle elegance of 19th-century portraiture.