Elizabeth Beauclerk, Lady Herbert (1766-93)

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"Elizabeth Beauclerk, Lady Herbert (1766-93)" is a notable portrait completed by renowned British portraitist Sir William Beechey. This work depicts Elizabeth Beauclerk, who, after marrying Henry Herbert, the future Earl of Carnarvon, became Lady Herbert. Born Elizabeth Kitty Acland on January 3, 1766, she was the daughter of John Dyke Acland and Lady Harriet Fox-Strangeways. Her portrait by Beechey was completed in the late 18th century during Beechey's early career, which was marked by his masterly portrayal of the British aristocracy.

The painting is a testament to Beechey's proficiency in capturing the gentility and elegance of his subjects, particularly women of high social status. Lady Herbert is presented in a sophisticated yet intimate demeanor, displaying the fashion and aristocratic poise typical of the period. The portrait thus serves not only as a personal commemoration of Lady Herbert, but also as a historical document of 18th century British nobility and feminine aesthetics.

However, Lady Herbert's life was plagued with personal struggles. She succumbed to an unknown illness at the age of 27, just two years after her marriage. Her early death added a layer of melancholic intrigue to her portrait, contributing to its lasting impression on viewers and scholars.

Beechey himself led a prominent career, progressing from a successful portraitist in Norfolk to becoming a favoured painter of King George III. His works are held in various prestigious collections, including the National Portrait Gallery in London, and his portrait of Elizabeth Beauclerk, Lady Herbert remains a significant piece in his oeuvre and in British portrait history.

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