Untitled painting of an Armenian woman, thought to be the wife, daughter, or sister of Hagop Hovnatanian. The women is is adorned with elaborate jewelry and attire, comprised of diverse fabrics and designs, and these signify wealth and status. Her arm casually rests on the armchair as her left hand toys with the rosary beads gracefully falling into her lap. Showcases traditional Armenian dress of the 19th century upper class.
<a href="https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hakob_Hovnatanyan" class="extiw" title="w:Hakob Hovnatanyan">Hakob Hovnatanyan</a> (1806 – 1881)
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