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A lithograph of a girl kneeling on the floor against a closed door, possibly signifying that she has been rejected or defeated in some way. Date: circa 1921

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Close Closed Defeated Ethel Floor Gabain Kneeling Leontine Porte Possibly Rejected Signifying 1921 Volume


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a poignant lithograph from the March of the Women Collection, circa 1921, captures the essence of heartache and defeat in a single image. The central figure in this evocative print is a young girl, her small frame barely visible as she kneels on the cold, hard floor. Her eyes are downcast, her expression one of deep sadness and resignation. The focus of her gaze is a closed door, its wooden surface unyielding and impenetrable. The door's handle, still within reach, taunts her with the promise of an escape that has eluded her. The muted colors of the print add to the somber mood, the girl's dress a dull, faded hue, the room around her shrouded in shadow. The magazine from which this image was taken, Volume 14 of March of the Women, was published in 1921, a time of great social and political change. The title of the collection itself speaks to the struggles and challenges faced by women during this period, and this powerful image serves as a poignant reminder of the personal battles that often go unseen. The artist of this work is Ethel Leontine Gabain, a little-known figure in the world of early 20th century art. Her work, like "La Porte Close," often explored the emotional depths of the human experience, offering a glimpse into the lives of women who were all too often relegated to the sidelines. This haunting image, with its timeless themes of loss and longing, continues to resonate with viewers today, a poignant reminder of the power of art to capture and convey the complexities of the human condition.

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