Queen Eleanor, 1858 by Anthony Frederick Augustus Sandys
Canvas Print - 863-SAN
Location: National Museum of Wales, Cardiff, United KingdomOriginal Size: 40.6 x 30.5 cm
Giclée Canvas Print | $49.98 USD
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Painting Information
In Anthony Frederick Augustus Sandys' masterful "Queen Eleanor" (1858), we are presented with a portrait that exudes both regal authority and intense psychological depth. Sandys, a prominent figure in the Pre-Raphaelite Brotherhood, deploys his signature meticulous attention to detail to great effect. The queen is adorned in a sumptuous, vividly colored robe, with hues of rich purple and deep red, accented by intricate golden embroidery. This garment alone speaks volumes of her royal status and the opulence of her world.
Her expression, however, steals the scene. Sandys captures a moment of profound introspection, perhaps even turmoil. Eleanor's gaze is not directed at the viewer but rather off to the side, as if she is deep in thought or caught in a moment of decision. Her slightly furrowed brow and parted lips suggest an inner conflict or a contemplation of something significant. This psychological nuance elevates the painting beyond mere portraiture to a complex character study.
The background, with its lush greenery, contrasts sharply with her opulent attire, perhaps symbolizing the natural versus the constructed, the internal versus the external. The chalice she holds – golden and ornate – might hint at a religious or ceremonial aspect, adding another layer to her contemplative state.
Sandys' use of light is particularly striking; it bathes Eleanor's face and hands in a soft glow, highlighting the delicate texture of her skin and the rich texture of her hair, which flows in soft waves around her shoulders. This interplay of light and shadow not only enhances the three-dimensionality of the figure but also imbues the scene with a palpable sense of presence and immediacy.
In "Queen Eleanor," Sandys succeeds in creating a portrait that is both a visual feast and a compelling psychological narrative, inviting viewers to ponder the unseen thoughts and emotions of this enigmatic queen.
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