Portrait of Queen Alexandra, When Princess of Wales, with Facey
- Artist
- Luke Fildes
- Date
- 1893
- Style
- Academicism
- Genre
- Portrait
- Location
- Royal Collection (Buckingham Palace)
The "Portrait of Queen Alexandra, When Princess of Wales, with Facey" by Sir Luke Fildes (1893-94) exemplifies his mastery in oil painting on canvas. This portrait captures the royal's regal poise and refined elegance, reflecting the principles of Academicism with its realistic detail and balanced composition. Fildes, a prominent artist of his time, shifted his focus from illustration to oil painting, producing works that emphasized formal accuracy and dignified presentation. This portrait offers a glimpse into the aristocracy while showcasing Fildes' skill in creating compelling, lifelike images.
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