On February 5, 1788, American artist Sarah Goodridge was born, known for her exquisite miniatures on ivory, characterized by sharp details and plain light, as seen in works like 'Beauty Revealed' and 'Portrait of a Lady'. She spent her life in Boston, self-taught and prolific, even continuing to paint after losing her eyesight. Her bold and unflinching self-portrait, created around 1825, remains a notable example of her skill and confidence.
Sarah Goodridge's legacy lies in her innovative and intimate miniature portraits that continue to captivate audiences with their remarkable detail and honesty.
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