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Ang Kauffmann / Anon
ANGELICA KAUFFMANN Swiss artist, resident in London (1766-81) and then in Rome Date: 1741 - 1807
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1741 1766 1807 Angelica Curls Feathers Kauffmann Octagonal Resident Swiss
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This exquisite print showcases a captivating portrait of Angelica Kauffmann, a Swiss artist who made Rome her home in the late 18th century after spending several years in London. Born in 1741 in Switzerland, Kauffmann was a prolific artist known for her mastery of portraiture, history painting, and genre scenes. The image captures Kauffmann in an elegant octagonal frame, dressed in a long white gown adorned with intricate feather detailing. Her hair is styled in long, loose curls that cascade down her shoulders, adding to the ethereal quality of the portrait. The artist's expressive eyes and delicate features are captured with remarkable precision, conveying a sense of intelligence and creativity. The use of light and shadow adds depth and dimension to the image, highlighting the subtle textures of the feathers and the intricate details of the gown. Kauffmann's time in London, where she studied under the tutelage of Sir Joshua Reynolds, greatly influenced her artistic style. Her works often depicted historical scenes and mythological figures, reflecting the classical education she received in Switzerland and her exposure to the grandeur of the British art scene. After leaving London, Kauffmann settled in Rome, where she became a prominent figure in the artistic community. She was a founding member of the Confraternity of the Holy Immaculate Conception, a society of artists and intellectuals dedicated to promoting the arts and the Catholic faith. Kauffmann continued to produce a vast body of work throughout her long and distinguished career, which ended in 1807. This print serves as a testament to her enduring legacy as a groundbreaking artist and a pioneer of the Neoclassical movement.
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