Vrouw met de handen ineen geslagen, aan weerszijden omlijst met bloemen before 1916

"Vrouw met de handen ineen geslagen, aan weerszijden omlijst met bloemen" is a photogravure by Adelaide Hanscom Leeson, created before 1916. The photogravure features a woman standing with her hands clasped in prayer, framed by two vertical rows of flowers. The image's delicate lines and soft tones create a sense of tranquility and reverence, evoking a feeling of spirituality. The use of photogravure, a printing technique that uses light-sensitive gelatin to create an image, allowed Leeson to capture the details of the subject and the floral motif with great precision.