The artwork titled “Untitled” is created by the artist Lewis Carroll and belongs to the Pictorialism movement. It is a photographic piece which features three young girls interacting in a scene that exudes both innocence and curiosity.
In the artwork, the three girls appear to be engaged in a moment of play or conversation. They are dressed in similar, frilly Victorian-style dresses, indicative of the era’s fashion. The background is simple, with a plain draped cloth and a chair, which emphasizes the girls as the central figures in the photograph. They are positioned closely together, suggesting familiarity and companionship. The soft, slightly blurred quality of the photograph is characteristic of the Pictorialism movement, which aimed to create images that resembled paintings or drawings. This stylistic choice adds a dreamy and timeless quality to the scene.
