Portrait of a lady in green
- Artist
- Agnolo Bronzino
- Date
- c.1528 - c.1532
- Style
- Mannerism
- Genre
- Portrait
- Location
- Royal Collection (Buckingham Palace)
"Portrait of a Lady in Green" by Agnolo di Cosimo, known as Bronzino, is an exquisite portrait showcasing his mastery of Mannerism (late renaissance) style. Painted on a panel using oil techniques, the work captures the elegant figure of a lady dressed in vibrant green hues, highlighting delicate features and refined details. Bronzino’s characteristic mannerist finesse is evident in the elongated proportions and refined ornamentation, encapsulating the sophisticated aesthetic of the period. The painting exemplifies the elegance and stylistic complexity typical of late renaissance portraiture.
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