Austrian Painter of 19th Century, Portrait of Flora as a Woman or Spring Allegory, Austrian Painter of 19th Century, Portrait of Flora as a Woman or Spring Allegory

52,5 x 43 cm  

Charles Baxter was an English portrait and subject painter, known especially for his portraits of pretty young women. This painting is a magnificent example of nineteenth-century classical grace. It represents a portrait of a lady in the guise of Flora, with her head bent and decorated with flowers and a waving transparent white veil. Sprinkled with white and pink flowers, it is the ideal of beauty and grace.
oil on canvas
52,5 x 43 cm
Framed in a beautiful original frame.