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The Misses Sandby of Norwich

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This delicate sketch captures two elegantly attired women from a historical period, portrayed with a gentle monochromatic palette dominated by soft browns and creams. The use of light ink wash combined with detailed line work gives the figures a refined yet approachable presence; the artist's technique of layering washes creates subtle depth and texture, lending a softness to the folds of their dresses and the delicate feathers adorning their broad-brimmed hats. Standing side by side, one figure faces forward with a composed, serene expression, her hand lightly holding a slender stick or wand, while the other stands in profile, her posture dignified and reserved, emphasizing their contrasting stances and bringing a dynamic rhythm to the composition.

The Misses Sandby of Norwich

Paul Sandby

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4196 × 5856 px
98 × 133 mm

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