Gainsborough's first sight of the young lady who by Samuel John Stump

Gainsborough's first sight of the young lady who c. 1830

drawing, print, paper, ink, ink-drawings, chalk, graphite, pen

landscape illustration sketch

drawing

amateur sketch

natural shape and form

light pencil work

print

pencil sketch

charcoal drawing

possibly oil pastel

paper

ink

england

ink-drawings

chalk

nature heavy

water

graphite

pen

watercolour illustration

watercolor

"Gainsborough's first sight of the young lady who..." is a sepia-toned drawing created by English artist Samuel John Stump in c. 1830. The artwork, currently housed in the Art Institute of Chicago, depicts a picturesque landscape with a man seated on a bench reading a letter, sheep grazing in the foreground, and a young woman standing in the background. Stump, a renowned landscape painter, uses subtle shading and detail to capture the serene and tranquil atmosphere of the countryside.