Who painted The Unwilling Model (Mrs. Alice Pratt Burdick)?

The Unwilling Model (Mrs. Alice Pratt Burdick) was painted by Horace Robbins Burdick in 1910.

Where can I see The Unwilling Model (Mrs. Alice Pratt Burdick)?

The Unwilling Model (Mrs. Alice Pratt Burdick) is held by Museum of Fine Arts Boston.

What movement is The Unwilling Model (Mrs. Alice Pratt Burdick)?

The Unwilling Model (Mrs. Alice Pratt Burdick) is associated with Impressionism.

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Artwork

The Unwilling Model (Mrs. Alice Pratt Burdick)

Horace Robbins Burdick , 1910

The Unwilling Model (Mrs. Alice Pratt Burdick) is an unspecified painting by the Impressionist artist Horace Robbins Burdick. It dates from 1910 and is held in the collection of the Museum of Fine Arts Boston. The Unwilling Model (Mrs.

About this work

Overview

The Unwilling Model (Mrs. Alice Pratt Burdick) is a 1910 painting by Horace Robbins Burdick, held at the Museum of Fine Arts Boston.

Subject & Meaning

The painting portrays a woman, identified as Mrs. Alice Pratt Burdick, with a serious expression and direct gaze. Her dark hair is braided and pulled back, and she wears a simple yet elegant dark dress.

Technique & Style

The work features a muted, neutral background that allows the subject to take prominence. The overall effect is one of quiet contemplation, achieved through the artist's use of subdued tones and a straightforward composition.