
Lady Hamilton as Nature
George Romney · 1734-1802
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Why is this public domain? George Romney died in 1802; this work is in the public domain.
About this work
A woman with auburn hair wrapped in a striped ribbon smiles toward the viewer while holding a brown and white spaniel-type dog against her pink gown. A soft landscape with cypress trees and a distant hill fills the left background beneath a cloudy sky. This print after George Romney is dated 1800-1820.























