The Duchess de Montejasi and her daughters Elena and Camilla

The painting titled 'The Duchess de Montejasi and her daughters Elena and Camilla' from 1876 exemplifies a refined portrait rendered on canvas. While the style subtly reflects the influence of Impressionism, with delicate brushwork and vibrant tones, it also emphasizes the elegance of its subjects, capturing their personalities and social stature. The use of Oil paints adds depth and texture to the work, showcasing the artist’s mastery in portraying light and fabric. Completed amidst the artistic shifts of 1876, this portrait remains a significant example of evolving Victorian portraiture.