Osborn, Emily M. (1828-1925) - Nameless and Friendless 1857

Nameless and Friendless depicts a young woman alone in an art dealer’s shop, anxiously attempting to sell her paintings. The composition not only displays Osborn’s technical skill but also comments on the precarious position of women artists and the broader social issues of gender and class.

This download consists of 2 images, in JPEG format, that are 600dpi and 4062 x 3222 and 4660 x 6470 pixels.

The set consists of both a full and a close-up detail picture.

The pictures are out of copyright and in the public domain, so you are free to use them in whatever way you'd like, including commercial use.

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