Valya Lipovska, a worker at the red flag factory / Valia Lypovska, robitnytsia fabryky "chervonoho prapora"

Portrait. Almost explanatory image of a girl sitting in 3/4 of a turn to the left. Open forehead, brown eyes, dark, thick eyebrows, snub nose, plump lips, pointed chin, full cheeks. Dark hair, tied behind her ears, covers her neck. She is wearing a dark coat with a black shawl collar, a lilac blouse is visible in the neckline, and a red hat is tilted to the back of her head. The background is a shaky green-brown. At the top right in brown paint is the author's signature and date: "S. Nevelshtein. 46". On the back - At the top of the stretcher sticker: "Nevelshtein S.H. Worker of the factory "Red Flag" Valya Lipovska". On the bottom bar of the stretcher sticker: "Nevelshtein Samuel Grigorievich 1903 "Valya Lipovskaya, worker of the factory "Red Flag" h. m., 67.5 x 55.5, 1946 Leningrad". The upper edge of the canvas shows warping and cracking of the paint layer (traces of the canvas bending). A little lower and to the right of the centre, there are two cracks in the paint layer with the edges not peeling off.