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Head study of a woman, c. 1835 (red chalk on paper)
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Head study of a woman, c. 1835 (red chalk on paper)
PNH468003 Head study of a woman, c.1835 (red chalk on paper) by Richmond, George (1809-96); 22.5x17.8 cm; Private Collection; Photo © Peter Nahum at The Leicester Galleries, London
Media ID 25471598
© Peter Nahum at The Leicester Galleries, London / Bridgeman Images
Despair Forlorn Grief Grieving Melancholia Melancholy Mouring Mournful Unhappiness Unhappy Upset Emotions Feeling Mourning Sadness
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This print showcases a head study of a woman, created around 1835 by the talented artist George Richmond. Using red chalk on paper, Richmond skillfully captures the essence of this female subject's emotions and inner turmoil. The artwork measures 22.5x17.8 cm and belongs to a private collection. In this poignant image, we witness an overwhelming sense of sadness and melancholy emanating from the woman's expression. Her forlorn gaze speaks volumes about her unhappiness, as if she carries the weight of the world on her shoulders. It is as though she is trapped in a state of melancholia, unable to escape from her own sorrow. The artist masterfully portrays her grief and mourning through delicate lines and shading techniques. Every stroke seems to convey a mournful atmosphere that surrounds this troubled figure. With her profile turned away from us, we can only imagine what thoughts consume her mind. Resting one hand against her temple in despair, it appears as if she seeks solace or perhaps tries to soothe herself during moments of distress or sleepless nights filled with worry. This drawing evokes empathy within us as viewers; we can't help but be moved by the depth of emotion captured in this intimate portrayal of human suffering. It serves as a reminder that even in our darkest moments, art has the power to connect us all through shared experiences and emotions.
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