Portrait of Constance Coolidge 1915

"Portrait of Constance Coolidge" is a charcoal drawing by American artist John Singer Sargent, created in 1915. Sargent, known for his elegant portraits of society figures, captures Constance Coolidge's youthful charm with loose, expressive strokes. The subtle shading and subtle details create a sense of intimacy, highlighting the sitter's features and soft, delicate expression. The loose, gestural style was characteristic of Sargent's later works, and this portrait exemplifies his mastery of charcoal as a medium.