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She was going to let down her hair (page 158), c. 1910 (pen, black ink and watercolour)
986135 She was going to let down her hair (page 158), c.1910 (pen, black ink and watercolour) by Browne, Gordon Frederick (1858-1932); Private Collection; (add.info.: She was going to let down her hair (page 158). From Adam Bede by George Eliot. Illustrated by Gordon Frederick Browne (1858-1932). Pen, black ink and watercolour. Published by Chambers, circa 1910.); Photo eChristies Images; English, out of copyright
Media ID 22201928
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1910 Adam Bede Black Ink Chamber Chambers Chest Dresser Dressing Bureau Dressing Table George Eliot Haircare In Ink Ink Drawing Personal Hygiene Water Color Water Colour Woman Alone Beds Gordon Frederick Browne Young Woman
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This print titled "She was going to let down her hair (page 158), c. 1910" by Gordon Frederick Browne takes us back in time to the early twentieth century. The artwork, created with pen, black ink, and watercolor, beautifully illustrates a scene from George Eliot's novel Adam Bede. In this enchanting image, we find ourselves in a well-appointed bedroom filled with exquisite furniture and furnishings of the era. A young woman sits alone at a dressing bureau, her posture poised and elegant. As she gazes into the mirror before her, it is evident that she is preparing for an intimate moment of personal care. The artist skillfully captures the atmosphere of the room through delicate brushstrokes and intricate details. The soft lighting illuminates every corner of the chamber while casting gentle shadows on the walls. As we observe this young woman engrossed in her task, we cannot help but be intrigued by what lies ahead on page 158 of Adam Bede. It seems that something significant is about to happen as she contemplates letting down her hair. Browne's artwork not only showcases his talent as an illustrator but also provides us with a glimpse into domestic life during this period. Through his masterful use of ink and watercolor, he transports us back in time to experience both the beauty and intimacy captured within these pages.
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