Portrait of Mary Radclyffe
1610
oil
From the collection of Denver Art Museum
1610
oil
From the collection of Denver Art Museum
This portrait shows a woman with curly brown hair and a white feather in her hair. She wears a black dress with lace cuffs and a high lace collar. Her right hand rests on her chest, and her left hand is at her side. The woman's face is painted in detail, with a subtle expression. Her dark eyes look straight ahead, and her lips are slightly parted. The background of the painting is dark, with red curtains on either side of the woman. The painting is an example of the work of artist William Larkin.
