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Portrait Miniatures. L to R and T to B: Richard Whitmore by Bernard Lens (1682-1740)
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Portrait Miniatures. L to R and T to B: Richard Whitmore by Bernard Lens (1682-1740)
BAL14744 Portrait Miniatures. L to R and T to B: Richard Whitmore by Bernard Lens (1682-1740); Katherine Whitmore by Bernard Lens (1682-1740); Queen Charlotte by Samuel Finney (1718-98); Unknown Boy by Thomas Redmond (1745-85); Peg Wolfington by A.B. Lens (1713-79); Unknown Woman by P.P. Lens (1714-50) by Lens, Bernard III (1682-1740); Victoria & Albert Museum, London, UK; (add.info.: Charlotte Sophia (1744-1818): Queen Consort of George III (miniature); ); English, out of copyright
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This print showcases a collection of exquisite portrait miniatures, each one telling its own unique story. From left to right and top to bottom, we are introduced to a fascinating array of individuals captured by talented artists from the past. The first miniature, painted by Bernard Lens (1682-1740), portrays Richard Whitmore with remarkable attention to detail. Next is Katherine Whitmore, also depicted by Lens, her delicate features beautifully preserved for eternity. Moving on, we encounter Queen Charlotte herself in an elegant portrayal crafted by Samuel Finney (1718-98). The regal aura surrounding her is palpable. As our eyes wander downwards, we come across an unknown boy immortalized by Thomas Redmond (1745-85), his innocence frozen in time. Peg Wolfington follows suit in another masterpiece created by A. B. Lens (1713-79), capturing her grace and charm effortlessly. Lastly, P. P. Lens's (1714-50) depiction of an unknown woman leaves us intrigued about her identity and story. Housed within the prestigious Victoria & Albert Museum in London, this ensemble of portrait miniatures offers a glimpse into the lives and personalities of these historical figures. Each piece serves as a testament to the skillful artistry that once flourished during this era. This print not only captures these stunning artworks but also invites us to delve deeper into their narratives while appreciating their timeless beauty.
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