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The image shows a sculpture of a standing female figure with long flowing hair and draped in a cloth. There is an additional smaller figure at her feet. The sculpture is white and placed on a square pedestal. The setting seems to be an exhibition hall with intricate architectural backdrop and various display items around, including other sculptures. The sculpture is centrally positioned among other exhibits in the aisle.

The International Exhibition of 1862 — "The Nave, from the Western Dome"

London Stereoscopic and Photographic Company · Other

1862

Medium
stereoscopic albumen silver prints
Classification
Photograph
Period
1851 to 1875
Image size
6542 × 3172px

Description

The image shows a sculpture of a standing female figure with long flowing hair and draped in a cloth. There is an additional smaller figure at her feet. The sculpture is white and placed on a square pedestal. The setting seems to be an exhibition hall with intricate architectural backdrop and various display items around, including other sculptures. The sculpture is centrally positioned among other exhibits in the aisle.

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Open access image from the National Gallery of Art, released under its open access program. Metadata via the NGA Open Data Program (CC0).

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