Portrait Of An Elegant Woman In Pastel, Circle Of William Hogarth

Hello, I offer you this very pretty portrait of a woman, an elegant woman dressed in a blue dress, with a lace blouse.
This lady is seated in a stylish armchair, and we can see behind her, a mirror and part of a chandelier with tassels.
This work is by a follower of William or Guillaume Hogarth.
We can see at the back of the frame on the wooden part, a stamp mentioning Horath in London.

HOGARTH, Guillaume
London 10.XI.1697-26.X.1764
British painter, not known to have used pastel, if we ignore Samuel Ireland's statement that he had the "original sketch... in colored pencils" of Hogarth's painting of The Benefice of Walker, hero of the Beggar. It is also worth noting that Hogarth recommended La Tour to Daniel Wray, according to his letters to Philp Yorke in 1749 (see La Tour chronology); Hogarth visited France in 1743 and 1748.
Bibliography
Alexander 2021; Einberg 2016; Samuel Ireland, Hogarth's Graphic Illustrations, London, 1794, p.
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Anon. associated pastels
Mrs William HOGARTH, née Jane Thornhill
(1710-1789), pnt., circa 1757 (Earl of Rosebery, Dalmeny House).

The total height is 82 cm and the width is 69 cm

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This sculpture is available in my shop located at 57 rue Victor Hugo, 76000 Rouen

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