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The Albemarle

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This delicate drawing captures a moment of serene repose. The subject, a woman, reclines with her head tilted back, her eyes gently closed, as if lost in a private dream. The artist's skillful use of graphite creates a soft, almost ethereal effect; the subtle gradations of tone model the form and capture the gentle curves of her face and the soft fall of her hair. The composition is simple, focusing all attention on the subject's peaceful expression and the interplay of light and shadow. The rendering of the hair is particularly noteworthy, with its flowing lines adding a sense of movement and grace.

The Albemarle

Frederic Leighton

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1854

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5000 × 3486 px

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