Doña Lola 1912

josegarnelo

portrait

possibly oil pastel

portrait reference

portrait head and shoulder

animal portrait

animal drawing portrait

portrait drawing

facial portrait

portrait art

female-portraits

fine art portrait

digital portrait

"Doña Lola" is a 1912 portrait painting by Spanish artist José Garnelo. The painting features a woman, dressed in an elaborate white lace gown, with her face partially veiled. She holds a bouquet of roses, with her gaze directed towards the viewer. The work is characterized by its delicate brushstrokes and the artist's use of light to illuminate the subject's face and the lace fabric. Garnelo's work is often associated with the Realism and Impressionism movements, making "Doña Lola" an excellent example of his artistic style.