The artwork titled “Sarah Ley, Mrs Richard Tickell (1770–after 1817)” was created by the artist George Romney in 1759. It belongs to the Rococo art movement and is categorized within the genre of portraiture.
In the artwork, George Romney skillfully portrays Sarah Ley with a combination of grace and naturalism typical of Rococo portraits. She is depicted with a soft and gentle expression, adorned in a white dress adorned with ruffles that add texture and depth to the portrait. Her hat, embellished with feathers, enhances the elegance of her attire. The background is subtly rendered, allowing the focus to remain on her serene face and refined garments, characteristic of the Rococo emphasis on elegance and intricate detail.