Portrait de Mme James Fraser Castle Fraser

ID: #9486 | Romantisme | Portraits

L'image est un portrait classique d'une femme de la période romantique. La femme a la peau couleur chair, les yeux foncés et des cheveux noirs bouclés. Elle porte une robe décolletée avec un décolleté blanc et des manches rouges avec des accents. Son expression est douce et aimable, avec une pointe de sourire. L'arrière-plan du portrait est indistinct, laissant la silhouette de la femme au premier plan.
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Prevailing color of this fine art print is sombre and its shape is portrait. This image is printed on demand - you can choose material, size and finishing.

Sir Thomas Lawrence (1769-1830) began to show his immense talent soon after birth in Bristol. At the age of 10, he was already earning money for his pastel portraits. At eighteen, he came to London with a reputation as a Romantic portraitist. He became a full member of the Royal Academy and painted a picture of Queen Charlotte. With the ascension of the Prince of Wales to the throne, he was declared the best portrait painter in the country. However, he remained in insolvency and his friends had to save him from bankruptcy. After 1818, he was invited to a conference in Vienna. He was chosen to paint a portrait of Francis I, or the young Napoleon II. He moved from Vienna to Rome, where he painted Pope Pius VII. In 1820, he returned to London to replace the late President Benjamin West at the Royal Academy. He continued to work diligently until his death from heart failure. His paintings are at Portrait Gallery, the Tate in London and the Louvre.