"That's how the black-browed girl cried and sang..." to the work of T.H. Shevchenko / "otak taia chornobryva plakala ,spivala…" do tvoru t. h. shevchenka

Vertical composition. In the foreground, by the road, there is a poplar tree with a silhouette of a girl in full-length on its crown on the right, with the reverse ¾ to the left. The head is bowed, the face is covered with arms stretched upwards. Behind the head is a white disk of the moon. The top of the poplar tree is cut off by the edge of the sheet. In the background are gentle slopes crossed by a road that goes deep into the composition, on the sides of which are low houses with high thatched roofs, poplars, and a well with a crane in the courtyard to the left. There is a mill on the horizon. Under the image in graphite pencil author's inscription on the left: "So this marigold cried, sang... And surprisingly became a poplar in the middle of the field." Signed on the right: "N. Lopukhova 1964". On the verso, lower right, Lopukhova N.Y.: "So that marigold cried, sang... And surprisingly became a poplar in the middle of the field." General yellowing and soiling of the sheet. The edges of the sheet are crumpled, in creases. Three horizontal creases at the bottom right (bottom right).