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The portrait captures a woman, draped in what appears to be a shawl or veil, her gaze both direct and enigmatic. The artist employs a rich, muted palette, dominated by deep blacks and browns, contrasted by the stark red of her lips and a necklace. The brushwork is fluid, with a sense of movement in the flowing fabric and the curve of the woman's form. There's an intimacy to the piece, a sense of quiet observation, as if the artist has captured a private moment. The play of light and shadow across her face creates a striking visual drama, highlighting her features and adding depth to the overall composition.
Tina Meller, née Agustina Marqués López, wife of Manuel de Izarduy
Philip de LászlóRelated artworks
Portrait of Michael Herbert Rudolph Knatchbull-Hugessen, 5th Baron Brabourne (1895-1939)