Portrait of a Woman (possibly of the Lloyd Family) (c.1750) by Thomas Gainsborough

Portrait of a Woman (possibly of the Lloyd Family) - Thomas Gainsborough - c.1750

Artwork Information

TitlePortrait of a Woman (possibly of the Lloyd Family)
ArtistThomas Gainsborough
Datec.1750
Mediumoil,canvas
Art MovementRococo
Current LocationKimbell Art Museum, Fort Worth, TX, US

About Portrait of a Woman (possibly of the Lloyd Family)

The artwork titled “Portrait of a Woman (possibly of the Lloyd Family)” was created by Thomas Gainsborough around 1750. It is an oil painting on canvas and falls within the Rococo art movement. This portrait is part of the collection at the Kimbell Art Museum in Fort Worth, Texas, in the United States.

The artwork depicts a woman seated gracefully in an elaborate outdoor setting. She is dressed in elegant clothing typical of the 18th century, with a blue gown and white undergarments adorned with intricate details. Her posture and serene expression reflect a sense of calmness and grace, characteristic of the Rococo style. The background displays lush greenery and a subtle landscape, contributing to the serene and sophisticated atmosphere. The meticulous attention to detail and the harmonious palette exemplify Gainsborough’s mastery in portrait painting.

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