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Female nude study
The "Bérainesque" style of light arabesques and playful grotesques was an essential element in the style Régence that led to the French Rococo
Melbourne was a Whig MP from 1806
His watercolours made ideal souvenirs for the discerning Victorian tourist to the burgeoning resort of Scarborough
He also taught "The Class of Perfection" in the school and worked with many Mariinsky dancers
Samuel Shelley Watercolour Portrait Of Elizabeth Robertson Gravelot Female nude studySamuel Shelley O. W. S 1750 56 1808. Portrait drawing of Miss Elizabeth Robertson of Edinburgh. Circa. 1795. Watercolour on wove paper in original giltwood frame, inscribed in ink to the reverse with sitters details and Shelley's address of 6 George Street, Hanover Square. (His residence between 1794 1808). A rare example of a larger scale portrait by this leading miniaturist. The sitter Elizabeth Robertson has been hard to trace, (so many 18th.
