The artwork titled “Alexander Munro and his wife, Mary Carruthers” was created by the artist Lewis Carroll in the year 1863. This piece belongs to the Pictorialism art movement and is classified as a photograph.
In the artwork, a couple is portrayed in a solemn and intimate setting. Alexander Munro stands in a relaxed yet attentive pose, one hand casually placed in his pocket while the other rests gently on Mary Carruthers’ shoulder. Mary is seated, gazing up at Alexander with a composed expression, creating a sense of deep connection and affection between them. Her attire is detailed and elegant, featuring a lace-collared dress adorned with a prominent brooch. The sepia tone and subtle light shadings contribute to the artwork’s calm and reflective atmosphere, characteristic of the Pictorialism movement. The composed image captures a moment of shared presence and enduring bond.
