Miss Clavering 1780 - 1782

"Miss Clavering," painted by George Romney between 1780 and 1782, is a classic portrait of a woman from the 18th century. The subject is elegantly dressed in a white gown with a blue sash and a delicate lace collar. The artist captures her poise and refinement through her relaxed posture and subtle smile. Romney's signature loose brushstrokes and soft lighting give the work a sense of intimacy and naturalism, capturing the beauty of his subject with grace and elegance.