Harriet Ford’s maid 1833

"Harriet Ford’s Maid" is a charcoal and watercolor drawing by John Frederick Lewis, created in 1833. The artwork depicts a young woman, possibly a servant, with her face partially obscured by a dark veil, capturing the essence of the Victorian era. This detail, along with the delicate yet striking use of charcoal and watercolor, reflects the artist's meticulous attention to detail and his mastery of capturing the essence of his subjects. Lewis, known for his evocative portraits and scenes from daily life, likely used a real person as a model for this piece, further emphasizing the connection between art and reality.