Miss Lewis with a rabbit 

John Constable's "Miss Lewis with a Rabbit" is a portrait of a young girl holding a rabbit. It likely depicts a young member of the Lewis family, with whom Constable was friendly. Painted in a loose and spontaneous style characteristic of Constable's early work, the portrait showcases the artist's keen eye for capturing both the innocence of childhood and the natural world. The painting was created during the period when Constable was transitioning from a traditional portrait painter to one known for his landscape work. This is evident in the softness of the brushstrokes and the subtle, natural light that bathes the subject.