Richmond: Portrait of Mrs Ernest Moon
Richmond: Portrait of Mrs Ernest Moon
Richmond: Portrait of Mrs Ernest Moon
Richmond: Portrait of Mrs Ernest Moon
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William Blake Richmond

Portrait of Mrs Ernest Moon, 1888

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About the artwork
This painting of a young Australian woman, Emma Moon, was commissioned to celebrate her marriage to the barrister Ernest Markham and is a fine example of Richmond’s skill as a portraitist. The coat, richly embroidered by Emma herself, and the expensive fabrics give the image a feeling of luxury. Her pose and the expression on her face however are rather unenergetic.
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  • Artist William Blake Richmond
  • Artwork Portrait of Mrs Ernest Moon
  • Image size 127.5 x 102 cm
  • Date of work 1888
  • Credit Oil paint on canvas 127.5 x 102 cm

ABOUT THE ARTIST

Named after his artist father’s friend, William Blake, Sir William Blake Richmond (1842–1921) was coached by Ruskin, then attended the Royal Academy School and became a well known society portraitist. His interest in making large allegorical works grew into the design of mosaic and stained glass. The glass mosaic in the apse and below the dome of St Paul’s Cathedral and three large stained glass windows in Holy Trinity Church, Sloane Street are works by him.
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