The artwork titled “Untitled” by Lewis Carroll is a representative piece of the Pictorialism art movement and falls under the genre of photography.
In the artwork, three young girls are captured in a candid and intimate moment. The girls are dressed in period attire, featuring long dresses typical of the era. They are situated in a simplistic indoor setting with a plain backdrop that directs focus to their interaction. One girl is seated on the edge of a piece of furniture covered by a striped cloth, while the other two girls stand closely by. They appear engaged in a gentle and playful activity, with one girl seemingly assisting another in adjusting or examining her attire. The composition and soft focus exemplify characteristics of Pictorialism, aiming to infuse the photograph with an artistic and painterly quality.
