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Miss Cunningham Holding Her King Charles Spaniel, 1770. Creator: Robert Healy
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Miss Cunningham Holding Her King Charles Spaniel, 1770. Creator: Robert Healy
Miss Cunningham Holding Her King Charles Spaniel, 1770
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Miss Cunningham with Her King Charles Spaniel, 1770
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is a captivating grisaille drawing by Robert Healy, showcased in the Art Institute of Chicago's extensive collection. This exquisite work of art, created during the 18th century in black chalk, charcoal, and gouache with stumping, scratching, and erasing heightened with white chalk on ivory laid paper, offers a glimpse into the past, transporting us to a time of elegance and refinement. The drawing depicts a woman, believed to be Miss Cunningham, standing in a lush, natural setting. She cradles a regal King Charles Spaniel in her arms, its dark coat contrasting against her light attire. The woman's serene expression and the dog's alert gaze create a sense of intimacy and connection between them. In the background, trees and plants add depth and texture to the composition, while a tree with a single tree trunk and branches extending to the top of the paper frames the scene. Healy's masterful use of black and white tones, characteristic of the grisaille style, adds a sense of timelessness to the drawing. The intricacies of the woman's clothing and the King Charles Spaniel's fur are expertly rendered, revealing the artist's exceptional skill and attention to detail. This drawing, a testament to the bond between woman and pet, is a reminder of the rich heritage of art and the beauty of nature that continues to inspire and captivate audiences. The Art Institute of Chicago is proud to preserve and display "Miss Cunningham with Her King Charles Spaniel, 1770" for generations to come, allowing us to appreciate the artistry and history of the past.
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