Description
A woman sits upright in a dark chair, wearing a black dress with a pale collar. Her hands rest together on her lap, and she looks toward the viewer. A light wall and framed picture create a simple background.
About My Daughter Josephine Reproduction
The black dress forms a broad dark shape, while the face, collar, and hands are softly illuminated. The high back of the chair frames her shoulders. The portrait is vertical, with the figure centered and little surrounding detail.
The composed posture and direct gaze give the image a formal, quiet presence. The contrast between dark fabric and pale skin carries the portrait. Display vertically at eye level to preserve the seated pose and chair. Her black dress has translucent sleeves and a pale lace collar. The dark wooden back of the chair rises behind her shoulders. Her hands are folded calmly in her lap, with one pale object or glove visible. A softly lit wall and framed picture offer a restrained background, so the contrast remains its of the portrait central feature. Her gaze remains steady, directed toward the viewer. A framed picture hangs on the pale wall. Her hands meet quietly in her lap, and the pale collar defines the neckline against the black dress. The tall chair back frames her upright posture, with a plain warm background behind.
The hand-painted reproduction
ByMuseum offers My Daughter Josephine by Edmund Tarbell as a hand-painted oil reproduction on canvas. Hang vertically at eye level with the chair back visible.
- A pale collar brightens the neckline
- The high chair back frames her shoulders
- Painted individually in oil on canvas.
- Select the available size and presentation on this page.




