The Blind Girl by John Everett Millais, 1854-6, UK, Birmingham, City Art Gallery.

19TH CENTURY • 19TH • ACCORDION • ADOLESCENCE • ADOLESCENT • ARM AROUND • BIRD • BIRDS • BLIND (BLINDNESS) • BLIND • BLINDNESS • BOY • BOYS • CARE • CHILD • CHILDHOOD • CHILDREN • COLOR IMAGE • COLOUR IMAGE • COUNTRY SCENE • DAY • DAYTIME • FEMALE • FIELD • GIRLS' • GIRLS • GIRLS. • HAIRDRESS • HUMANS • ILLUSTRATION AND PAINTING • INFANT • JUVENILE • KID • KIDS • LITTLE GIRL • MILLAIS, JOHN EVERETT • MUSIC • NINETEENTH CENTURY • OFFSPRING • ONLY GIRLS • OUTDOOR • OUTDOORS • OUTSIDE • PAUPER • PEOPLE • POOR MAN • POOR • POVERTY • PRE-RAPHAELITE • RAINBOW • REALISM • RELATIONSHIP SISTER-SISTER • RURAL SCENE • SAD • SADNESS • SEATED • SISTER • SISTERS • SIT • SITS • SITTING • SOCIAL ISSUES • SORROW • SORROWFUL • TEENAGER • THREE QUARTER LENGTH • TOGETHER • TOGETHERNESS • TRADITIONAL CLOTHING • TRANQUIL SCENE • TRANQUILITY • TWO PEOPLE • UNHAPPY • VERTICAL LINES • VERTICAL • WOMAN • WOMEN'S • WOMEN • WOMENS • XIX CENTURY • YOUNG • YOUTH