The artwork, entitled “Untitled,” is a photographic piece by the artist Lewis Carroll, associated with the Pictorialism art movement.
The artwork depicts a scene of three young girls engaged in what appears to be a playful interaction. Two of the girls are seated on a striped cloth-covered surface, while the third girl stands facing them. They are attired in white dresses, which lend an air of innocence and purity to the scene. The photograph is rendered in monochrome, typical of the period, and exemplifies the qualities of Pictorialism with its soft focus and careful composition aimed at evoking an emotional response.
