Head of a Young Woman 1838 - 1840

"Head of a Young Woman" is a watercolor painting by the British artist John Frederick Lewis, created between 1838 and 1840. The painting features a close-up portrait of a young woman's head, with her face partially obscured by a blue and brown head covering. Lewis was known for his detailed and realistic portraits, often depicting subjects from his travels to the Middle East. This artwork exemplifies Lewis's mastery of watercolor, showcasing his ability to capture both the subtle tones and the delicate textures of the human form.