Electra and Orestes
Image from from Stories from the Greek Tragedians by Alfred Church. 

Source: Project Gutenberg

Elektra and her brother Orestes make plans to revenge the murder of their father Agammemnon by their mother Clytemnestra and their stepfather Aegisthus.

The picture is a drawing with a black background.  On the left stands a tall square pillar, with a larger base, a smaller section above that and then the pillar itself with sloping sides so that it grows narrower toward the top, which is capped by a small pyramid.

To the right stands Elektra facing Orestes on her right.

Eoectra is holding a beaded band in one hand and a large vage in the other which contains a plant.  She is dressed in a sleeveless bodice with matching skirt, overwhich is a loose robe, gathered at her waist.  Her hair is tied in a bun.

Orestes stands facing Elektra, knees slightly bent, and genuflecting slightly from the waist.  His right hand holds a spear butted against the ground.  His left hand rests on his waist.  He is wearing a short sleved tunic that comes to mid-thigh.  His feet are encased in laced boots that come mid-calf.  He is wearing a cape with a clasp at the neck.  He wears a cap on his head.  Behind him, a round shield hangs on the wall.