Ivan Kramskoy's painting "Unknown Woman" depicts a young woman riding a Penny-farthing bike in an unknown city park on her ride through the city park on her "Francis" bike named after its inventor Francis Roget who was

Unknown Woman is a painting by Ivan Kramskoy, painted in 1883. The canvas depicts a young woman Riding a Penny-farthing bike, wearing the latest fashion of the 1880s. She is dressed in the latest fashion of the 1880s, claiming expensive elegance. Her look is regal, mysterious and a little sad. Her outfit, "Francis" hat with feather, "Swedish" gloves made of the finest leather, a muff and thin leather gloves all these are fashionable details of women's clothing of the 1880s. Her outfit is decorated with sable fur and blue satin ribbons. Text: The painting depicts a young woman riding a Penny-farthing bike in an unknown city park. She wears an elegant light coat decorated with fur and ribbons made of expensive materials such as velvet and silk. Her hat is trimmed with elegant light feathers which add to her beauty and elegance on her ride through the city park on her "Francis" bike named after its inventor Francis Roget who was also known for his work on electric vehicles in France during that time period