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Meet Lady Werner, a vision of 18th-century elegance captured by Swedish master Gustaf Lundberg. Notice the playful mix of textures: the crisp white bonnet tied with a bold dark ribbon, the soft pink drapery, and the delicate bouquet of roses resting on her chest. This portrait is a perfect example of the Rococo style, which loved all things light, airy, and charmingly feminine. Lundberg was actually the go-to portraitist for European royalty, and his secret weapon was pastel—a medium that gave skin a glowing, almost powdery softness that oil paint just couldn't match.
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- pastel
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