Portret van Julia Peel 1836

"Portret van Julia Peel" is a mezzotint portrait created by William Giller in 1836. The print depicts Julia Peel in a formal pose, wearing a feathered hat and a fur-trimmed coat. Giller was a well-known artist, creating many portraits during his career. This artwork is a great example of 19th-century portraiture, showcasing the sitter in a dignified and fashionable manner, highlighting the social standing of the individual. The use of mezzotint, a technique that produces soft, tonal variations, adds depth and realism to the portrait, creating a sense of intimacy and individuality.