Young woman from Rome 1855

Carl Haag's "Young woman from Rome" is a watercolor painting depicting a woman in traditional Roman attire, holding a jug and a staff, standing by a fountain. The detailed depiction of her clothing, including the intricate embroidery on her skirt and the head covering, reflects Haag's meticulous approach to capturing the details of everyday life in Rome. The composition is simple yet effective, highlighting the figure against the backdrop of the Roman fountain and architecture, creating a sense of timelessness and authenticity. The painting is a fine example of 19th-century Romanticism and the growing interest in depicting scenes of everyday life in historical settings.