Mrs. Charles Frederick Possibly 1794

georgeromney

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portrait

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portrait head and shoulder

animal portrait

animal drawing portrait

portrait drawing

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"Mrs. Charles Frederick," painted by George Romney, is a portrait of an unknown woman, thought to be the wife of Charles Frederick. The portrait, possibly dated 1794, depicts the subject in an elegant, relaxed pose, with her hands resting gracefully on a table. Romney, known for his romantic and idealized portrayals of women, captures the subject's beauty and refinement. This oil-on-canvas painting is a testament to Romney's skill and popularity as a portrait artist in 18th-century England.