My Lady Greensleeves 1863

"My Lady Greensleeves" is an oil on canvas portrait painted by Dante Gabriel Rossetti in 1863. It depicts a young woman with long, dark hair and red lips, dressed in a green gown with a golden sash and a red hat. The painting is thought to be a representation of the popular Elizabethan folk song "Greensleeves," a ballad about a love lost. The Pre-Raphaelite style is evident in the painting's meticulous detail, particularly in the floral patterns and rich textures. The work is now housed in the Fogg Museum at Harvard Art Museums in Cambridge, Massachusetts.