Mrs.Ezekiel Gondthwait (Elizabeth Lewis)
- Artist
- John Singleton Copley
- Date
- 1771
- Style
- Neoclassicism
- Genre
- Portrait
John Singleton Copley’s 1771 work, Mrs. Ezekiel Gondthwait (Elizabeth Lewis), exemplifies the refined portrait genre prominent in colonial America. Painted in oil on canvas, the piece reflects Copley’s meticulous technique and attention to detail, capturing both the likeness and social stature of the sitter. His style intersects with Neoclassicism, characterized by clarity, balance, and restrained elegance. This work demonstrates Copley’s mastery in conveying personality through formal composition, positioning Mrs. Ezekiel Gondthwait (Elizabeth Lewis) as a significant example of 18th-century American portraiture.
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