oil painting by William Waterhouse. The painting depicts a teenage girl with dark skin and black hair wearing leather tunic and trousers. She is clothed in a long, flowing fur cloak. The tunic is adorned with intricate embroidery. She is standing on top of a snowy mountain. Highly detailed, naturalistic depiction of the subject, with an emphasis on rich colors. The woman's face is soft and feminine. She is serene and calm. Her skin is pale and luminous. The overall effect of the painting is one of serenity and grace, with the woman serving as a focal point of beauty and poise amidst a verdant natural setting. The pre-Raphaelite influence can be seen in the attention to detail and the use of rich, vivid colors, as well as the emphasis on beauty and romanticism. The girl seems lost in thought, lost in the beauty of the natural world around her. Her expression is one of peace and serenity, as though she has found a deep connection to the natural world that surrounds her --ar 3:4 --stylize 750