Study Of A Semi Nude Woman Sitting With Her Arms Raised Over Her Head Wall Art

Among Robert Smirke's celebrated works, "Study Of A Semi Nude Woman Sitting With Her Arms Raised Over Her Head" (1803) offers the defining qualities of Neoclassicism, rendered with exceptional skill, with its dominant Beige tones creating subtle visual harmony. Robert Smirke (1753 - 1845) was born the son of an eccentric itinerant painter. When he moved to London in the wake of his father's work at the age of 12, he apprenticed with the carriage painter Bromely. Now available as a museum-quality archival print, ready to elevate any space.