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Seamstress
Artist: Emil Orlik
Circa: 1896

Emil Orlik, known for his role in the Vienna Secession and his travels across Europe and Japan, captured the quiet dignity of everyday life. In this early woodcut, a woman sits by the window with her sewing, her presence grounded yet introspective. Orlik’s mastery of line and contrast speaks volumes with restraint, a signature of the late 19th-century graphic revival.

Print Details:

• Archival matte paper, 11"x17" untrimmed

• Giclee reproduction of the original woodcut

• Suitable for framing

• Carefully packaged and shipped flat

Ideal for collectors of:

• Vienna Secession

• Arts & Crafts design

• Fin de siècle illustration

• Emil Orlik prints

• Domestic scenes in art

A quiet portrait of labor and light.

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