Grace Woodhouse (1890) by John Singer Sargent

Grace Woodhouse - John Singer Sargent - 1890

Artwork Information

TitleGrace Woodhouse
ArtistJohn Singer Sargent
Date1890
Mediumoil,canvas
Dimensions162.9 x 94 cm
Art MovementRealism

About Grace Woodhouse

The artwork titled “Grace Woodhouse,” created by John Singer Sargent in 1890, is an oil painting on canvas, exemplifying the Realism art movement. This portrait, measuring 162.9 x 94 cm, encapsulates the artist’s adept ability to capture the grace and poise of his subjects in a realistic manner.

In the artwork, a young woman stands gracefully in a richly hued, flowing dress adorned with delicate bows and drapery. The subject’s attire is characterized by its soft, pastel pink color, complemented by the intricate detailing of ruffles and ribbons, which add elegance and refinement to the overall composition. She holds a delicate bundle of flowers close to her chest, further accentuating her ethereal presence. The background is kept simple, with muted tones ensuring that the focus remains on the subject’s serene expression and elaborate attire. Sargent’s meticulous brushwork and keen attention to detail provide a lifelike representation, making the painting a quintessential example of portraiture within the Realism movement.

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