Beatrice 1775 - 1776
johnhamiltonmortimer
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"Beatrice" is a graphite drawing on paper, created by John Hamilton Mortimer between 1775 and 1776. The drawing features a woman in profile, her face turned to the right. Her hair is elaborately styled with a ribbon and a jeweled ornament. Mortimer's use of delicate lines and shading creates a sense of realism, highlighting the sitter's features and the soft textures of her clothing. The composition is enclosed within an oval, adding a touch of formality to the piece. The drawing demonstrates Mortimer's mastery of portraiture, reflecting his interest in capturing the essence of his subjects through careful observation and detail. This drawing, "Beatrice," showcases Mortimer's skills as a draftsman and his ability to depict the elegance and beauty of the 18th century.
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