The painting depicts a woman sitting on a red chair in historical clothing. She is wearing a grey long-sleeved dress and a grey cap decorated with lace. The woman is holding a pair of eye glasses and her expression is thoughtful with a slight smile. The painting is executed in oil paints with an emphasis on the fine details of the clothing and facial expressions of the figure.
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Prevailing color of this fine art print is vivid and its shape is portrait. This image is printed on demand - you can choose material, size and finishing.
Stuart Gilbert (1755-1828) was a very successful American classicist portraitist. Born in Kingston, he then showed his talent in Newport. However, his painting style was not levelled, and he went to Europe to improve. During the years 1777-1793, he worked in London and Dublin. After five years of hard work, he finally won recognition for his portraits. The success abroad evoked a greater ambition in him: to paint a portrait of George Washington. After returning to New York, he obtained commissions from wealthy citizens. Despite the fact that his work was sold expensively, he often staggered to the brink of bankruptcy. In 1795, he moved to Philadelphia, where he finally managed to arrange some sittings with the President. The result was several portraits of George Washington.
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