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A Lady Copying at a Drawing Table, c. 1760-70 (graphite, red and black chalk and stump
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A Lady Copying at a Drawing Table, c. 1760-70 (graphite, red and black chalk and stump
XYC151484 A Lady Copying at a Drawing Table, c.1760-70 (graphite, red and black chalk and stump on paper) by Sandby, Paul (1725-1809); 18.4x15.2 cm; Yale Center for British Art, Paul Mellon Collection, USA; English, out of copyright
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In this print, we are transported back to the elegant Georgian era as we witness a moment of artistic concentration. The artist, Paul Sandby, skillfully captures the essence of a lady engrossed in her work at a drawing table. With graphite, red and black chalk, and stump on paper, Sandby brings forth intricate details that make this portrait come alive. The woman sits gracefully at her desk, wearing a fashionable bonnet that adds an air of sophistication to her appearance. Her poised posture suggests both confidence and dedication to her craft. Surrounded by an interior filled with artistic tools and materials, she is completely absorbed in copying what lies before her. As we observe this scene frozen in time, one can't help but wonder about the thoughts running through the lady's mind. Is she replicating a masterpiece? Or perhaps creating something entirely new? Regardless of the subject matter or purpose behind her artistry, it is evident that she possesses immense talent and passion for what she does. This print from the Yale Center for British Art's Paul Mellon Collection allows us to appreciate not only Sandby's masterful technique but also provides us with a glimpse into the world of 18th-century female artists. It serves as a reminder that throughout history there have been countless talented women who have contributed significantly to various fields despite societal limitations placed upon them. Image credit: www. bridgemanart. com
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