Portrait of a Lady (also known as Thea Proctor)
- Artist
- George Washington Lambert
- Date
- 1916
- Style
- Symbolism
- Genre
- Portrait
The Portrait of Thea Proctor, also known as "Portrait of a Lady," exemplifies early 20th-century Australian art with its blend of Symbolism and innovative techniques. This painting captures Thea Proctor's distinctive personality through a nuanced use of color and form, reflecting her role as a prominent artist and society figure. Created during a period when the Australian Art Association was fostering national artistic development, the work embodies the era's embrace of modernism and artistic experimentation, resonating with themes of individualism and cultural identity.
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