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John Raphael Smith (1751-1812)

Felicia, 1796.

Portrait, almost life-size, wearing a tall fancy hat tied with a bow under her chin, carrying a thick muff.
Mezzotint.
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Collection © @britishmuseum

Florentine painter.

Woman with a lap dog, 1575-1600.

"By yourself you see her appearance; from her appearance you may infer her character.": derived from a Renaissance belief that an individual's soul is reflected in ones physical appearance.

© @walters_museum #Renaissance

Sebastiano Ceccarini (Italian, 1703-1783)

Portrait of a noble woman, c.1750s.

Collection © @walters_museum
#Baroque #Mannerism

Attributed to Gainsborough Dupont.

The Three Eldest Daughers of George III: Princesses Charlotte Augusta Matilda, Augusta Sophia, and Elizabeth, 18th c.

Collection © @V_and_A #Georgian

George Cochran Lambdin (Pittsburg, Pennsylvania 1830–1896)

Roses, 1878.

Collection © @metmuseum

John Singer Sargent (1856–1925)

Marguerite 'Daisy' Hyde Leiter (c.1879–1968), later 19th Countess of Suffolk, 1898.

Daisy,an American heiress, once described as ‘Daisy with the violet orbs…the loveliest eyes in Washington’. @EHKenwood
@artukdotorg © Historic England Archive

John Singleton Copley, American, (1738-1815)

Mrs. Sylvester (Abigail Pickman) Gardiner, c. 1722.

Collection & © @brooklynmuseum

Attributed to Thomas Hudson, British, (1701-1779)

Mrs. John Wendt, ca. 1745.

Collection & © @brooklynmuseum

French.
Alexis Falize (1811–1898)
Enameler prob. Antoine Tard (French, born 1800)

Reversible brooch, c.1869.
Gold, cloisonné enamel.

Collection & © @metmuseum
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Italy.

Fan depicting 'Claudia proving her Innocence' c. 1740.

Leather (kid) leaf; carved and pierced ivory and mother-of-pearl guards (identical); carved ivory sticks. Collection & © @RCT
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