Mary McDonald Chichester (1768–1825), Wife of Thomas Hugh Clifford Constable (1789) by George Romney

Mary McDonald Chichester (1768–1825), Wife of Thomas Hugh Clifford Constable - George Romney - 1789

Artwork Information

TitleMary McDonald Chichester (1768–1825), Wife of Thomas Hugh Clifford Constable
ArtistGeorge Romney
Date1789
Art MovementRococo

About Mary McDonald Chichester (1768–1825), Wife of Thomas Hugh Clifford Constable

The artwork titled “Mary McDonald Chichester (1768–1825), Wife of Thomas Hugh Clifford Constable” was painted by George Romney in 1789. It belongs to the Rococo art movement and falls within the portrait genre. The subject of the painting is Mary McDonald Chichester, depicted with a serene and contemplative expression.

The artwork portrays Mary McDonald Chichester with soft and delicate brushstrokes typical of the Rococo style, highlighting the elegant and refined features of the subject. The background is subtly painted with muted colors, drawing attention to Mary’s face and her voluminous, meticulously arranged hair. She is dressed in a dark garment, contrasted by a light, flowing scarf around her neck. The composition, lighting, and delicate facial expression collectively evoke a sense of grace and sophistication.

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