Oct 13, 2019
Portrait of a lady, three-quarter-length, in a white silk dress, seated playing a clavichord By Artist William Verelst (British, 1704–1752)
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Portrait of a lady, three-quarter-length, in a white silk dress, seated playing a clavichord By Artist William Verelst (British, 1704–1752)
Portrait of a lady, three-quarter-length, in a white silk dress, seated playing a clavichord (1740). William Verelst (Dutch, 1704-1752). Oil on canvas.
William (Willem) Verelst, Dutch painter, was active in London. Verelst produced a number of small-scale portraits and conversation pieces. His life-size portraits are usually distinguished by solid characterization and dramatic lighting. Verelst also produced attractive three-quarter-length portraits of young women, as in this work.
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