Description
"The Ermine Coat" is a painting created by James Abbott McNeill Whistler between 1870 and 1873. The artwork features Lady Archibald Campbell, the wife of a prominent Scottish aristocrat, wearing an ermine-lined coat. The ermine, a small weasel species, was traditionally used for its fur to make coats and robes for royalty and nobility in Europe due to its white fur with black spots that resembled the skin of the animal without its fur. The painting showcases Whistler's skillful use of light and shadows, as well as his attention to detail, particularly in the intricate folds of Lady Campbell's coat. The work is also notable for its harmonious colors and soft, subtle brushstrokes that create a serene atmosphere. Overall, "The Ermine Coat" is a stunning example of Whistler's ability to capture the elegance and refinement of the Victorian era through his art.
The Ermine Coat (1870-1873) - James Abbott McNeill Whistler - Canvas Print
- Premium Quality: Hand stretched over a 38mm pine gallery frame with premium 330gsm cotton canvas.
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Available Sizes: 8"x14" (20x35cm), 12"x20" (30x50cm), 14"x24" (35x60cm)
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