Mrs Herbert Duckworth 1867
juliamargaretcameron
stadelmuseum
cardboard, albumen-print, paper
cardboard
albumen-print
portrait
amateur sketch
woman
light pencil work
16_19th-century
pencil sketch
incomplete sketchy
etching
paper
fading type
watercolour bleed
watercolour illustration
mixed medium
watercolor
"Mrs Herbert Duckworth" is a delicate pencil drawing by Julia Margaret Cameron, a renowned photographer, created in 1867. The work depicts a tranquil landscape with a stone bridge, a body of water and a cluster of trees in the foreground. In the distance, a grand manor house, possibly a grand estate or a castle, adds a touch of architectural elegance to the scene. This landscape drawing showcases Cameron's artistic versatility, moving beyond her famous photographic portraits to capture the beauty of nature in subtle strokes of pencil. The artwork is currently located in the Städel Museum, offering art enthusiasts the opportunity to appreciate Cameron's artistic vision in a different medium.
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