The artwork titled “Mrs. Cazalet and her children” was created by John Singer Sargent between the years 1900 and 1901. Executed with oil on canvas, this portrait falls under the Realism art movement and measures 254 by 165 centimeters. The piece is privately owned and not on public display.
In the artwork, Mrs. Cazalet stands poised and elegant, accompanied by her two children. The composition uses a rich, deep red background that enhances the opulence and regality of the scene. Mrs. Cazalet is depicted in a black gown that exudes sophistication, while her children, one in white and the other in a soft pinkish outfit, add a tender touch to the overall portrayal. The painting captures an intimate yet formal family moment, showcasing Sargent’s mastery in rendering textures, light, and expressions with breathtaking realism.
