Hungarian School Portrait Of A Woman In Pink

Hungarian School Portrait Of A Woman In PinkA fabulous 1930s portrait of a lady wearing a pink blouse, jewellery and a straw picture hat trimmed with a silk sash. The portrait was painted in 1932 but her look is synonymous with the roaring 20s. Wide brimmed picture hats with round crowns were all the rage during the Summer. In an era when image was everything, the sides were designed to droop down and frame the face like a picture. By todays standards, her look feels quite casual but in the

"A highly atmospheric piece

It’s such a clever visual tool as you can see its yellow glow wherever you look in the scene

An evocative portrait of a girl leaning on a railing before a cityscape and a full moon

this piece could look wonderful in the right setting

Frame with a few knocks here and there

this included bonnets decorated with ribbons and bows that were worn towards the back of the head

Paget returned to his hometown of Mobier but this particular piece was painted in 1844 - during his time in the Capital

This visual tool guides our eye from left to right and eventually towards the distant hills

Fernand Durozé (1876-1961)

he painted so many white felines that his peers dubbed him ‘Cat’ Heyer

he carries the air of a distinguished country gentleman

17¼” x 20½” / 44cm x 53cm