The artwork titled “Miss Robinson (Mrs. Fernandez)” was created by the artist Dante Gabriel Rossetti in the year 1866. Executed in pencil, this piece is part of the Romanticism art movement and can be classified within the genre of sketches and studies.
The artwork presents a delicate and detailed pencil sketch of a woman’s profile. Her serene expression exudes calmness and introspection. Her hair is gently swept back, creating a soft, flowing movement that contrasts with the more defined lines of her facial features. The subtle shading and light pencil strokes effectively capture the texture of her hair and the smoothness of her skin, demonstrating Rossetti’s skillful hand in rendering lifelike textures and emotive expressions. The simplicity of the medium used highlights the artist’s ability to convey depth and character without the use of color, focusing purely on the intricate details and the contemplative mood of the subject.
