Fotoreproductie van (vermoedelijk) een prent naar een schilderij van Michael Frederick Halliday c. 1860 - 1870

This photo reproduction, likely a print after a painting by Michael Frederick Halliday, depicts a couple seated amidst the ruins of a stone structure. The woman, wearing a long dress and a shawl, looks lovingly at her companion as he measures the circumference of her finger with a piece of twine, likely to determine the size of a wedding ring. The image's title "The measure for the wedding ring" suggests an intimate moment in the pre-wedding ritual, highlighting the importance of the ring in marriage. The romantic and sentimental subject matter of the image was popular during the Victorian era.