Mary Bootle (d.1813), Mrs Wilbraham Bootle

The painting titled Mary Bootle (d.1813), Mrs Wilbraham Bootle is a refined example of Rococo portraiture, capturing the elegance and grace associated with the period. Depicting a woman of status, the artist emphasizes delicate details and soft color palettes characteristic of Rococo artistry. Mary Bootle was the wife of Richard Wilbraham-Bootle, a prominent British landowner and politician who served in the House of Commons for 29 years from 1761 to 1790. This portrait offers a glimpse into her social standing and the stylistic preferences of her era.