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—— Shirley Nguyen
—— Andy Canning
—— John Coyle
—— Stuart Genova
—— William Milano
—— Leo
—— Susan
Where to See It: Scottish National Gallery, Edinburgh, Scotland.
The Story Behind the Artwork
John Singer Sargent’s portrait of Lady Gertrude Agnew is a quintessential example of his ability to capture both elegance and personality. Painted in 1892, this masterpiece portrays Lady Agnew, the wife of Sir Andrew Agnew, in an informal and captivating pose that reflects both her grace and a certain enigmatic allure.
The portrait established Sargent’s reputation in Britain as a portrait artist par excellence. The delicate play of light, textures, and colors demonstrates his virtuosity, with every detail—down to the soft fabric of her gown and the floral upholstery—carefully rendered to convey opulence and subtle charm.