Woman Reading By A Paper Bell Shade
Woman Reading by a Paper Bell Shade c1766 by British Painter Henry Robert Morland (1716 – 1797) was a portrait painter and domestic subject matter painter
A beautiful genre portrait of an alluring young woman that is sitting in a chair by a Paper Bell Shade lamp that is attached to night table reading a book by the candlelight of the lamp.
She is wearing an emerald green dress with a large bow at the center top trimmed with white ruffles across the chest and arm sleeves, a dark green crochet shawl, earrings, string beaded bracelets on each wrist, and a black cloth choker.
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Henry Robert Morland was an English portrait painter, best remembered for a portrait of King George III, and for being the father of the animal painter George Morland.
His father was the genre painter George Henry Morland, and Henry Robert followed an art career as well, becoming a painter of portraits and domestic subjects, in both oil and crayon.
He exhibited some 118 works from 1760 to 1791 at the Society of Artists, the Free Society, and the Royal Academy. Morland also engraved in mezzotint, restored paintings, and sold artists supplies, including crayons that he made himself.
Morland was for a time very successful and even painted a portrait of George III, the king sitting in person.[2] Although he became quite wealthy for a time, he lost most of his money, and was often bankrupt in later years.