Samuel Woodforde

British, 1763 - 1817

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The image is a drawing of a woman sitting on a chair. She is leaning back, her left arm on the chair and her right hand holding a closed umbrella beside her. She has curly hair, and her face features a small nose and mouth. She wears a long gown that covers her feet. In the background are abstracted lines that suggest trees and foliage.
Samuel Woodforde, A Lady Seated with a Parasol, on or after 1794, pen and brown ink over graphite on laid paper, Gift of William B. O'Neal, 1995.52.213

A Lady Seated with a Parasol

Samuel Woodforde · on or after 1794 · pen and brown ink over graphite on laid paper ·  Accession ID  1995.52.213

The image depicts a person from the back in a seated position with their body turned slightly to the right. Most of the upper body, including the back, shoulder, and part of the arm, is visible. The person's head is turned to the right, displaying their profile. Their facial features are not entirely visible, but the side of their face can be seen. They have short, curly hair that is dark and slightly tousled. The person is nude and is sitting on a textured surface that appears to be a cloth or bedding. The background features a flat, textured pattern that doesn't display any specific details or objects. There are no visible jewelry or items being held by the person.
Samuel Woodforde, Seated Male Nude, probably 1786/1791, black chalk heightened with white on blue laid paper, Gift of William B. O'Neal, 1995.52.211

Seated Male Nude

Samuel Woodforde · probably 1786/1791 · black chalk heightened with white on blue laid paper ·  Accession ID  1995.52.211

The sculpture depicts a classical female figure standing on a pedestal. The woman is shown in a relaxed pose with her weight shifted onto one leg. Her right arm is raised, holding onto a piece of drapery, while the left hand touches the fabric around her legs. She is dressed in a flowing garment with one shoulder exposed. The sculpture appears to be made of a smooth, marble-like material, with the drawing done in shades of white and gray pencil on a blue background. The woman's hair is styled in a classical fashion, with a band wrapped around her head. The illustration conveys a delicate and serene presence, utilizing light and shading techniques to create a three-dimensional effect.
Samuel Woodforde, The "Farnese Flora" at Stourhead, black chalk heightened with white on blue laid paper, Gift of William B. O'Neal, 1995.52.212

The "Farnese Flora" at Stourhead

Samuel Woodforde · · black chalk heightened with white on blue laid paper ·  Accession ID  1995.52.212

Bibliography

1907

  • Ref Number: XXXVI.246
    T.-B.XXXVI.246