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FLORA MACDONALD (1722-1790). Scottish Jacobite heroine
FLORA MACDONALD (1722-1790).
Scottish Jacobite heroine. Oil on canvas, 1747, by Richard Wilson
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1747 Choker Decolletage Dress Flora Heroine Jacobite Macdonald Plaid Ribbon Richard Scottish Textile Wilson
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This portrait depicts Flora MacDonald, a Scottish Jacobite heroine who lived from 1722 to 1790. Painted by Richard Wilson in 1747, this oil on canvas print beautifully captures the essence of this remarkable woman. Flora MacDonald is portrayed wearing an elegant dress with a plunging neckline and adorned with a choker necklace. Her attire showcases the fashion of the time, highlighting her refined taste and status. A plaid ribbon delicately rests upon her shoulder, adding a touch of grace to her ensemble. Her expression exudes strength and determination, reflecting her heroic actions during the Jacobite uprising. Flora MacDonald played a pivotal role in aiding Bonnie Prince Charlie's escape after his defeat at Culloden Moor in 1746. Her bravery and loyalty earned her legendary status among the Scottish people. The artist skillfully captures every detail of Flora MacDonald's face, emphasizing her beauty and intelligence. The texture of the fabric is meticulously rendered, showcasing Wilson's mastery over textiles. This portrait serves as both an exquisite piece of fine art and a tribute to one of Scotland's most celebrated heroines. It immortalizes Flora MacDonald's legacy for generations to come, reminding us of her courage and unwavering devotion to her cause.
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