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Lady Hamilton as "Sensibility", after George Romney, c1789 (1891). Creator: Richard Earlom. Lady Hamilton as "Sensibility", after George Romney, c1789 (1891). Creator: Richard Earlom
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Lady Hamilton as "Sensibility", after George Romney, c1789 (1891). Creator: Richard Earlom. Lady Hamilton as "Sensibility", after George Romney, c1789 (1891). Creator: Richard Earlom
Lady Hamilton as "Sensibility", after George Romney, c1789 (1891). From "The Graphic. An Illustrated Weekly Newspaper", Volume 44. July to December, 1891
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Lady Hamilton as 'Sensibility', after George Romney, c1789 (1891)
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is a captivating print depicting Emma, Lady Hamilton, an iconic figure of the 18th century British aristocracy, embodied as the personification of 'Sensibility'. This evocative image was created by renowned English engraver, Richard Earlom, based on an original painting by George Romney, circa 1789. The print showcases Lady Hamilton, dressed in elegant 18th century apparel, reaching out towards a pot plant, her hand delicately touching its leaves. The allegorical figure of 'Sensibility' is symbolized by the woman's expressive face, filled with emotion, and the potted plant, representing the delicate balance of nature and human emotion. The contrast between the white hand and the black background, as well as the white and black elements of the plant, add depth and intrigue to the image. Emma, Lady Hamilton, was a famous British aristocrat, known for her beauty, charisma, and scandalous love affair with Admiral Horatio Nelson. This print, titled 'Sensibility', captures the essence of her emotional intensity and her connection to nature, reflecting the artistic school of the time that emphasized the importance of expressing emotion in art. The print, published in 'The Graphic: An Illustrated Weekly Newspaper' in 1891, is a testament to the enduring appeal of Lady Hamilton's story and the artistic mastery of both George Romney and Richard Earlom. It continues to captivate viewers with its timeless beauty and the powerful message of human emotion and connection to nature.
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