Portrait of Rose La Touche (1862) by John Ruskin

Portrait of Rose La Touche - John Ruskin - 1862

Artwork Information

TitlePortrait of Rose La Touche
ArtistJohn Ruskin
Date1862
Art MovementRomanticism

About Portrait of Rose La Touche

“Portrait of Rose La Touche,” created by John Ruskin in 1862, is a distinguished work of the Romanticism movement. This portrait exemplifies the genre of portraiture, capturing the delicate essence of a young woman named Rose La Touche. The artwork reflects the characteristic emotional depth and subtlety associated with Romanticism.

In the artwork, Rose La Touche is depicted with her head slightly bowed, exuding a sense of calm and introspection. The use of gentle brushstrokes and muted color tones enhances the soft, ethereal quality of her features. Her hair, adorned with a delicate wreath of flowers, frames her face and adds an element of natural beauty. The background is rendered in a somber hue, directing the viewer’s focus entirely towards her contemplative expression. The overall composition is refined and elegant, showcasing Ruskin’s adept skill in capturing not only physical likeness but also the inner serenity of his subject.

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