Portrait of an Unknown Lady (w / c)
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Portrait of an Unknown Lady (w / c)
BAL25587 Portrait of an Unknown Lady (w/c) by Buckler, William (fl.1836-56); Victoria & Albert Museum, London, UK; English, out of copyright
Media ID 12773027
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Balustrade Cranford Parasol Posy Stole
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This portrait print, titled "Portrait of an Unknown Lady" is a mesmerizing glimpse into the past. Painted by William Buckler, a talented English artist who flourished during the mid-19th century, this artwork now resides in the prestigious Victoria & Albert Museum in London. The unknown lady depicted in this watercolor painting exudes elegance and grace. She stands against a balustrade, her stole delicately draped over one arm. Dressed in typical Victorian fashion, she wears a bonnet adorned with flowers and holds a parasol to shield herself from the sun's rays. Her youthful countenance suggests that she may be on the cusp of womanhood. The posy of flowers clutched gently in her hand adds an air of innocence and femininity to her overall demeanor. As we gaze upon this enchanting image, we are transported back to the charming world of Cranford - a time when society was governed by strict social norms and propriety reigned supreme. Although her identity remains shrouded in mystery, it is through artworks like these that we can catch glimpses of lives lived long ago. This print serves as a beautiful reminder that even those forgotten by history can still captivate our imagination and stir our emotions centuries later.
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