Caption

Woman ironing and a woman working with needles, page, photomechanical print, photographer: Albert Gottheil, cliché maker: Meisenbach, Riffarth & Cie. (possibly), Berlin, c. 1898 - in or before 1903, paper, autotypie, height 177 mm x width 144 mm, Print on second unnumbered page after page XI., sewing, ironing, A grayscale scene shows two women in a domestic interior near a window with sheer curtains; one woman stands with her back mostly to the viewer wearing a long plaid dress and a tied apron, her hair pulled up, and she has one hand on an iron placed on a covered table; the other woman sits to the right facing slightly downward, wearing a striped blouse and a dark skirt, holding a piece of cloth in her lap and appearing focused on it; a patterned wallpaper panel is visible behind the seated woman, a wooden cabinet edge appears nearby, and a woven basket with fabric and a long ribbon rests on the floor in the foreground.

Credit line

Photo12/Liszt Collection

Reference

LZT26B02_282

License type

Rights managed

Available size

42.1Mb (8.6Mb) / 11.4in x 14.4in / 3410 x 4316 (300dpi)

Keywords

Woman ironing woman working needles page photomechanical print photographer Albert Gottheil cliché maker Meisenbach Riffarth & Cie Berlin c 1898 - 1903 paper autotypie height 177 mm x width 144 mm Print second unnumbered page page XI sewing ironing grayscale scene two women domestic interior near window sheer curtains woman stands back mostly viewer wearing long plaid dress tied apron hair pulled up hand iron placed covered table woman sits right facing slightly downward wearing striped blouse dark skirt holding piece cloth lap appearing focused patterned wallpaper panel visible seated woman wooden cabinet edge nearby woven basket fabric long ribbon rests floor foreground