The artwork, titled “Anna Brownell Jameson,” was created by the artist John Gibson in 1862. It belongs to the Neoclassicism art movement and falls under the genre of sculpture.
The sculpture is a finely detailed bust depicting Anna Brownell Jameson. Crafted in marble, it exhibits the classical elegance and refined features characteristic of Neoclassical art. The subject’s face is rendered with a serene and composed expression, accentuated by meticulously sculpted curls framing her face, and a draped veil adds an element of grace and dignified presence. The artist has skillfully captured the interplay of light and shadow on the smooth surfaces, highlighting the textures of the hair, fabric, and skin. The bust sits upon a pedestal, emphasizing its stature and allowing the viewer to appreciate the craftsmanship from multiple angles.
