Mary Digges, Lady Robert Manners
- Artist
- Allan Ramsay
- Date
- c.1756
- Style
- Rococo
- Genre
- Portrait
- Location
- Scottish National Gallery
"Mary Digges, Lady Robert Manners" is a distinguished portrait that captures the elegance and noble stature of the subject. Executed primarily in Oil on Canvas, the painting reflects the luxurious stylistic elements of Rococo artistry, emphasizing intricate details and soft, ornate features. Lady Mary Digges, connected to the prominent Digges family, is depicted with grace befitting her noble status. The artwork not only highlights her refined attire but also exemplifies the technical mastery of portraiture during the period, making it a valuable historical and artistic document.
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