
Portrait of a Lady (said to be Eleanor, Countess of Harborough, 1772-1809)
Thomas Lawrence · British, 1769-1830
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A half-length portrait shows a young woman with dark curled hair gathered up at the crown, turning her head slightly to the side with a soft, direct gaze. She wears a rose-coloured gown with a sheer, pale shawl draped across her shoulders against a deep blue-green background. The painting is titled Portrait of a Lady (said to be Eleanor, Countess of Harborough, 1772-1809) by Thomas Lawrence, dated 1769.



























