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I AM PASTING AS MUCH AS I CAN This late Renaissance oil portrait by famous painter William Larkin depicts Lady Anne Clifford, who was Countess of Dorset during the early 17th century. Lady Anne was born in 1590 and became the sole heir to her family’s estate after the death of her two older brothers. She subsequently grew up in a mostly female household, becoming a proficient writer and patron of literature. Anne was forced to put her studies to good use at the tender age of 15 when, after her father’s death, she found her family’s estate left to an uncle, despite the fact that a longstanding rule dictated all estates should go to the oldest heir--male or female. This led Anne on a legal battle that would not end for another 44 years, which she documented closely in diaries that are still published around the world. Anne’s mother remained the sole person who supported her in the quest for her inheritance. Even Anne’s eventual husband, Richard Sackville, the third earl of Dorset, grew tired of her legal pursuit and pocketed her inheritance money. Anne eventually regained her family’s estate in its entirety after the death of a cousin, and spent the rest of her life restoring her family’s castles to their original glory. She died at the age of 86 in the same room that her father was born. Larkin captures Anne’s intellect and thought well in this portrait of her that was finished approximately a year prior to Larkin’s death. Not much is known about the artist’s life, as his bur

I enjoy the visual arts and look forward to enhancing my knowledge of paintings and artists. I submit the following for review: Born into a privileged family, Lady Anne Clifford also known as Baroness Clifford, Westmorland and Vecsey, was the sole surviving child of the Third Earl of Cumberland, George Clifford. Her father died when Lady Anne was only 15 years of age. Although Anne received monies as a bequest, the bulk of her father’s estate and lands went to his brother. This loss of her hereditary possessions prompted Anne and her mother to initiate a lengthy legal battle, determinedly fighting for her right to inherit family estates and control her properties at a time when women had few rights. The properties were finally restored to Lady Anne decades later, only after the deaths of her uncle and his son with no surviving male heirs. Married twice, first to Richard Sackville, Third Earl of Dorset and later to Philip Herbert, Fourth Earl of Pembroke, she attained (upon Dorset’s death) the title of Dowager Countess of Dorset and later with her marriage to Pembroke, she became Countess of Pembroke and Montgomery. A strong-willed woman, she could never be persuaded to sign her properties over to her husbands as was the custom of the time. Her unwavering determination to maintain what she rightfully felt was her due was the source of some contention in her marriages. Lady Anne Clifford was a patroness of the arts, providing her support and considerable influence

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While not an expert in art history, I have spent a great deal of time studying paintings and balance of colors. In addition to my writing skills I choose interior and exterior colors for home remodeling projects. Upon receipt of assignment, I will research and write each piece and would like percent payment upon your acceptance. Assuming I will write a total of 20 pieces, the percentage payment for each would be approximately $60. Following is my first piece: This portrait of Anne, Countess of Pembroke was painted by William Larkin circa 1618 through the patronage of the 3rd Earl of Dorset. Larkin was formerly known as the “Curtain Master” because his full length portrait paintings were characterized by identically draped, silk-fringed curtains framing the sitter. This oil on panel painting illustrates the increase in rich color, detail and designs of the Jacobean Era when England and Scotland came under one royal ruler James the First. Lady Anne Clifford commissioned several large triptychs and works of family history. Additionally, she kept a diary in which she calls this portrait “my Picture which Larkin drew this summer at Knole.” Knole was originally a medieval archiepiscopal palace remodeled during the Jacobean period. Its enormous size, number of rooms, completeness, and dignity still today provide an almost melancholy feel of old world grandeur. Lady Anne and many other royals enjoyed the peaceful setting for their summer relaxation. As you view this wonderf

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Hi - you asked for 300-400 words but this exceeds the character limit! Sorry... Lady Anne Clifford was 28 years old when she sat for this portrait, by William Larkin, in 1618. At this relatively young age, she was already a remarkable woman. Her father, the 3rd Earl of Cumberland, had died when she was just 15. But as his sole and female heir, Lady Anne was not entitled to inherit the vast family estate; it went instead to her uncle. Lady Anne saw this as an injustice, and fought long and hard for what she believed was her due, eventually winning her battle in 1643. For this reason, she is often seen as an early feminist. When Lady Anne died, she was the wealthiest woman in the country. But before her passing, she had been a generous patron of the arts, pouring money into building and renovation projects in northern England and commissioning paintings of, and books about, her family. She is also remembered as a literary figure in her own right, having kept a diary throughout her teenage years and her early 20s. Lady Anne was, in sum, a learned and cultured woman who, according to the poet John Donne, ‘knew well how to discourse of all things’. William Larkin was an obvious choice to paint this portrait. He was the favoured artist in the court of King James I, although it appears that he never painted any member of the royal family themselves. Whilst this portrait of Lady Anne includes Larkin’s trademark intricate textiles, it is unlike many of his others...

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Dear Sir/Madam, I would like to offer my help with your project. I don't want to describe my virtues in large as I can't find any other way to send you a text about Anne Clifford, but here. I can't post it whole, but I will add it to my profile, so you could have a look there. Thank you, Alca Istokova “The colour of mine eyes were black, like my father, and the form and aspect of them was quick and lively, like my mother’s; the hair of my head was brown and very thick, with a peak of hair on my forehead and a dimple in my chin, full cheeks and round face, and an exquisite shape of body.” This is the authentic self-description of the highly intelligent lady, Anne Clifford, written in one of her famous diaries. The painter William Larkin vividly captured the likeness of her in this portrait from 1618, when she was 28 years old. - The portrait itself unfolds the sad story behind one of her child’s death. In fact, you can see the black mourning strings hanging prominently at her neck and left ear. Moreover, Larkin, who was renowned as a “curtain master”, omitted his splendid drapery signature in this portrait and authentically captured the moment of her grief. His mastery, however, can be traced within the depiction of Anne’s costume - in meticulous rendering of the lace and the silver-gold embroidery. Larkin certainly created a bold and vivid characterisation of this great and indomitable lady – her mouth firm and resolute, her expression a touch of sorrow.

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