Vrouw zittend aan een waterkant met bomen before 1894

"Vrouw zittend aan een waterkant met bomen" is a photogravure by Mary Bartlett created before 1894. The image depicts a woman in a flowing dress, seated on a rock by a riverbank with trees in the background. This intimate scene likely represents the artist’s concept of a woman's contemplative state in nature, a popular theme in late 19th-century art. The use of photogravure, a printing process that renders tonal gradations and detail, contributes to the image's evocative and atmospheric quality. The artwork's small size, measuring only 132 mm by 136 mm, suggests it was intended for personal enjoyment or as part of a collection.