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A pencil sketch, two studies of a barefoot woman dancing, by Irish artist John Carey (1861 -1943). The woman wears a simple outfit of blouse, skirt, apron and neckerchief. One of a number of drawings and watercolours by John Carey in the collections of The Ulster Folk and Transport Museum, including a series depicting men and women engaged in folk dancing in rural Ireland of the early 1900s.
Ulster Museum
Belfast
Title
Two Studies of a Barefoot Woman Dancing
Date
early 1900s
Medium
paper
Accession number
HOYFM.1391.2000
Work type
Drawing
Ulster Museum
Botanic Gardens, Belfast, County Antrim BT9 5AB Northern Ireland
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