Lady Eleanor Dundas / Henry Raeburn

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Accession Number
1955/1.83
Title
Lady Eleanor Dundas
Artist
Henry Raeburn
Artist Nationality
Scottish
Artist Life Dates
1756-1823
Medium and Support
oil on canvas
Object Creation Date
circa 1795
Object Creation Place
Europe (continent)
Creation Place 1
Europe (continent)
Dimensions
76.5 cm x 63.5 cm (30 1/8 in. x 25 in.)
Primary Object Classification
Painting
Primary Object Type
portrait
Physical Description
Lady Eleanor Dundas is shown half length, seated in front of a brown background. She looks towards the light source to the right of the painting. She is dressed in a diaphanous black dress with an Empire cut and black veil. A sheer lace collar frames her throat. She has heavy lidded eyes and an alert or slightly mournful expression
Subject Matter
Raeburn was a well-known portrait painter working in his native Scotland. He usually worked directly on the canvas without preliminary under drawing and his broad approach is well conveyed in the figure's costume. He was also very attentive to the sitter's features, framing Lady Dundas's features against the dark veil and gossamer lace of her dress.
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695 x 837
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Record
1955/1.83
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"Lady Eleanor Dundas; Henry Raeburn." In the digital collection University of Michigan Museum of Art. https://quod.lib.umich.edu/m/musart/x-1955-sl-1.83/1955_1.83.jpg. University of Michigan Library Digital Collections. Accessed April 16, 2024.
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