Portrait of Rose La Touche by John Ruskin

Portrait of Rose La Touche 1861

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"Portrait of Rose La Touche" is a watercolor painting by English art critic and writer, John Ruskin, completed in 1861. It depicts Rose La Touche, a young woman who was Ruskin's muse and friend. The portrait shows a close-up view of Rose's head and shoulders, with her blonde hair framing her face in a soft, ethereal manner. Ruskin's use of watercolor creates a delicate and translucent effect, highlighting Rose's beauty and innocence. This intimate portrait showcases Ruskin's skill as an artist and his deep connection with his subject.