The artwork titled “Mary Bootle (d.1813), Mrs. Wilbraham Bootle,” was painted by the artist George Romney in the year 1781. This piece is part of the Rococo art movement and is categorized under the genre of portraiture.
In the artwork, Mrs. Wilbraham Bootle is depicted with a dignified and composed demeanor. She is adorned in an elegant outfit that befits her status, featuring an elaborate white garment lined with dark fur. Her head is covered with a voluminous, styled headpiece that enhances her graceful appearance. The background of the artwork hints at a refined interior setting, with touches of drapery and possibly a glimpse of the outdoors. The expression on her face is serene, and her overall posture exudes a sense of sophistication and poise. The artist, George Romney, has utilized soft, delicate brushstrokes and a gentle color palette, characteristic of the Rococo style, to enshrine Mrs. Wilbraham Bootle’s elegance and prominence in this exquisite portrait.
