Reproductie van een schilderij van een weeskind door Emile Auguste Hublin before 1879

This is a reproduction of a painting by an anonymous artist, dating back to before 1879, depicting a young girl, likely an orphan, sitting against a stone wall. The image, titled "The Orphan," is a poignant portrayal of a young girl, possibly an orphan, and showcases the artist's skill in capturing the innocence and vulnerability of childhood. The work's focus on the girl's expression, her solemn demeanor, and the simple setting creates a sense of melancholy, making it a compelling study of human emotion. The painting, which measures 238 mm in height and 180 mm in width, likely served as a sentimental reminder of the plight of orphans, common in 19th century European society.