Portret van Mary Hale als Euphrosyne by James Watson

Portret van Mary Hale als Euphrosyne 1766 - 1790

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James Watson's "Portret van Mary Hale als Euphrosyne" is a captivating portrait from the late 18th century, now housed in the Rijksmuseum. It depicts Mary Hale, a young woman, as the Greek goddess Euphrosyne, embodying joy and mirth. The artwork features a dynamic composition, with Mary Hale gracefully standing in the center, surrounded by other figures who appear to be celebrating her. The overall impression of the portrait is one of elegance and beauty, showcasing Watson's skill in capturing both the sitter's likeness and a sense of playful grandeur.

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