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Mrs Wheatley in 1788

Mrs Wheatley in 1788


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Mrs Wheatley in 1788

The artists wife is wrapped up against the winter cold and carries a big muff, and her elegant hat is almost big enough to serve as an umbrella

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1788 Carries Cold Muff Serve Umbrella Wheatley Wrapped


EDITORS COMMENTS
Mrs. Wheatley Braving the Winter Chill in 1788: A Portrait of Resilience and Elegance This image, taken from the esteemed Mary Evans Picture Library, presents a striking depiction of Mrs. Wheatley, the wife of the renowned English poet and politician, as she faces the harsh winter of 1788. The artist masterfully captures the essence of the season, with the biting cold and the relentless winds, as evidenced by Mrs. Wheatley's heavy winter attire. Wrapped in a voluminous, warm cloak, Mrs. Wheatley's figure is enveloped in layers of fabric, designed to protect her from the icy winds. A large, luxurious muff, adorned with intricate embroidery, is clutched in her hands, providing both warmth and a touch of elegance. Her elegant hat, almost as big as an umbrella, shields her from the snow and rain, its wide brim and tall crown exuding an air of sophistication. Despite the challenging weather conditions, Mrs. Wheatley's composure remains unwavering. Her regal bearing and determined expression speak of a woman who is not only accustomed to the rigors of the English winter but also unafraid to face them head-on. The artist's skillful use of light and shadow further highlights the textures of her clothing and the depth of her character, making this portrait a true testament to the resilience and grace of women in the late 18th century. The historical significance of this image lies not only in its portrayal of a strong and elegant woman but also in the context of the time period. The intricate details of her costume, the grandeur of her hat, and the overall composition serve as a window into the past, offering a glimpse into the lives of the wealthy and well-connected women of the English aristocracy during the late 1700s.

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