A Woman Called Anne, the Artist’s Wife c. 1795

George Morland’s *A Woman Called Anne, the Artist’s Wife* is a portrait of his wife, Anne, painted circa 1795. The painting shows Anne seated on a chaise longue in a domestic setting, engaged in the act of reading. This intimate scene offers a glimpse into the life of a woman of the late 18th century, highlighting her leisure activities and domesticity. Morland’s painting is a fine example of English portraiture and genre painting, capturing the beauty and charm of his wife in a simple but elegant setting. The painting is known for its soft brushstrokes and delicate color palette, which creates a warm and inviting atmosphere.