Mrs Farquarson Of Finzean 1800 - 1823

"Mrs Farquarson of Finzean" is a portrait by Scottish artist Henry Raeburn, created between 1800 and 1823. The painting depicts a woman in a simple black dress, possibly a widow, and a tartan shawl, alluding to her Scottish heritage. Raeburn's portraiture style is known for its clarity and naturalism, and this work is no exception. The subject's gaze is direct and confident, emphasizing her individuality and grace. Raeburn's talent for capturing the sitter's character and spirit makes this portrait a powerful representation of early 19th-century Scottish society.