Lesbian bank robbers on a Chicago street

A street scene in downtown Chicago during the 19th century, viewed from above. In the foreground, we see a lesbian couple—two young female bank robbers—standing with their backs to the viewer; they are looking at each other and smiling, their heads tilted slightly to the side. Artemis is tall (180 cm) with long, wavy red hair, freckles, a large bust, and long legs—a Scandinavian type—while Vera is short (155 cm) with short black hair, a slightly oval face, a medium bust, and Asian features. Their attire is a blend of casual elegance and mobster aesthetics. In the middle ground, a large city billboard displays a giant wanted poster featuring the standard "DEAD or ALIVE" header and black-and-white portraits of the two robbers, Artemis and Vera; below the images, the text reads "BANK ROBBERS," followed by details regarding the robbed banks, the loot, and the number of victims. In the background, frightened city dwellers hurry about their business, hunching their shoulders.