Portrait of Charles Edward Perugini 1839 - 1918

"Portrait of Charles Edward Perugini" is a portrait painting by Frederic Leighton, created sometime between 1839 and 1918. The artwork depicts the subject, Charles Edward Perugini, in a close-up portrait. The sitter is rendered in a realistic style, with detailed attention paid to the subtle nuances of his features. He is dressed in a dark, somber attire, accented by a white ruff collar, a style popular during the Renaissance period. This painting showcases Leighton's mastery of portraiture, capturing the essence of the sitter's personality through detailed brushwork and a realistic approach.