The artwork titled “Portrait of Frenza Sobotka” was executed by the artist John Quincy Adams in the year 1912. This piece, rendered using oil on canvas, belongs to the Realism art movement and falls within the portrait genre.
The artwork depicts a woman in a side profile seated on an ornate, classical-style chair. She is elegantly attired in a flowing white dress with a sheer, dark shawl draped over her shoulders. Her hair is neatly arranged, with a band adorning her head. The composition of the painting places emphasis on the subject’s graceful posture and serene expression, suggesting a moment of quiet introspection. The background features a subtle depiction of a draped curtain and a light source from wall-mounted lamps, contributing to the overall tranquil and refined atmosphere of the composition.
