Mrs. Robert Froude,née Phillis Hurrell 1762

This portrait of Mrs. Robert Froude, née Phillis Hurrell, was painted by Joshua Reynolds in 1762. It depicts the subject in a formal pose, dressed in elegant attire, and holding a lute. The painting showcases Reynolds's mastery of portraiture, capturing the subject's delicate features and refined demeanor. The composition and lighting create a sense of depth and realism, while the subtle brushstrokes add a layer of sophistication to the work. This painting is a prime example of Reynolds's contribution to the development of British portraiture during the 18th century.