Portrait Study Of A Young Lady, Half-length, Facing To The Left,probably For 'cassandra Fedele'

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"Portrait Study of a Young Lady, Half-length, Facing to the Left, Probably for 'Cassandra Fedele'" is a 19th-century artwork by the renowned Irish painter Frederick William Burton. Known for his exquisite watercolor portraits and genre scenes, Burton's work often reflects a meticulous attention to detail and a profound sensitivity to his subjects. This particular study is believed to be a preparatory work for a depiction of Cassandra Fedele, an esteemed Italian scholar and writer of the Renaissance period, celebrated for her learning and eloquence.

The portrait study captures the subject in a contemplative pose, with her gaze directed to the left, suggesting a moment of introspection or scholarly thought. The attribution to Cassandra Fedele, although not definitively established, aligns with Burton's interest in historical and literary figures, as well as his engagement with themes of education and the intellectual accomplishments of women.

The artwork is executed in Burton's signature style, which is characterized by a delicate handling of light and shadow, creating a lifelike representation that is both intimate and evocative. The half-length format allows for a focus on the subject's expression and attire, offering insights into the fashion and aesthetic sensibilities of the time.

Frederick William Burton (1816–1900) was a prominent figure in the Irish and British art scenes of the 19th century. He served as the Director of the National Gallery, London, from 1874 to 1894, and his tenure was marked by significant acquisitions and the expansion of the gallery's collection. Burton's artistic legacy includes a number of important works, with "Portrait Study of a Young Lady, Half-length, Facing to the Left, Probably for 'Cassandra Fedele'" standing as a testament to his skill as a portraitist and his contribution to the Victorian era's cultural tapestry.

The portrait study is an important piece within Burton's oeuvre, offering art historians and enthusiasts a glimpse into the artist's process and the cultural narratives of his time. It remains an object of study for those interested in the intersection of art, history, and the representation of women in the arts.

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