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The head and upper torso of a coquettish young woman, seen against a plain, deep-green background. She is depicted in three-quarter view to the right, her head tilted at an angle, with the left hand holding aside her unbuttoned dress to reveal a white petticoat beneath; with her right hand, she holds up the necklace she is wearing, which matches the bracelet around her wrist. She is depicted with long, deep red hair, which is gathered behind her ear with a clasp in the form of a spiral decorated with pearls; the necklace is made of alternate red and gold coloured beads with a pink heart-shaped pendant, translucent and edged with gold, and the bracelet is red with a gold clasp.
Date
1867
Medium
oil on mahogany
Measurements
H 38.1 x W 30.2 cm
Accession number
1937.746
Acquisition method
bequeathed by Miss Annie E. F. Horniman, 1937
Work type
Painting
Inscription description
Signed, in monogram, and dated at right top corner: DGR 1867 Inscribed with the title at left top corner: Joli Coeur