The artwork, titled “Untitled,” was created by Lewis Carroll and is associated with the Pictorialism art movement. Classified under the genre of photography, this piece captures a scene evocative of the artistic features characteristic of Pictorialism, wherein the image aims to resemble the aesthetics of a painting or a drawing.
In the artwork, three young girls are pictured, each engaged in a seemingly playful and intimate moment. They are dressed in Victorian-era clothing, which adds a historical context to the scene. Two of the girls are seated, with one girl raising flowers toward the other, who is positioned with curiosity or amusement. The third girl stands next to them, participating in the interaction. The backdrop is simple, featuring a draped fabric and a chair, which highlights the subjects and their attire. The overall ambience of the photograph conveys a gentle, nostalgic quality, emphasizing innocence and childhood in the Victorian period.
