Mrs Woodhull (Q18686623)
Label from: English (en)
artist:
Johann Zoffany (Q702272)
collection:
Tate (Q430682)
location:
Tate Britain (Q195436)
depicts:
woman (Q467)
flower (Q506)
clothing (Q11460)
jewelry (Q161439)
tree (Q10884)
dress (Q200539)
bouquet (Q1187930)
instance of:
painting (Q3305213)
Art UK artwork ID:
mrs-woodhull-203044
Google Arts & Culture asset ID:
dgF5EaFkdT-71A
catalog URL: http://www.tate.org.uk/art/artworks/zoffany-mrs-woodhull-t02217
information from the Tate Britain catalog
description: Artwork page for ‘Mrs Woodhull’, Johan Zoffany, c.1770 This is Catherine Milcah Ingram, the daughter of a Warwickshire clergyman. In 1761 she had married Michael Woodhull, a wealthy and distinguished translator of Euripides, collector of books and prints, and a minor poet. The painting is said to have been begun as a half-length portrait of just head and shoulders, but Mrs Woodhull liked it so much that she asked Zoffany to enlarge it to a full-length picture. Joins in the canvas and some overpainting seem to confirm this. The painting was probably commissioned to hang in the library at Thenford, …
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