A ceramic nod to Sir Thomas Lawrence’s famous Pinkie, this young lady stands in perpetual breeze and excellent posture. All soft curls, high-waisted gown, and delicate composure, she looks as though she has just paused mid-stroll across a windswept English lawn to consider something dramatic and faintly poetic.
In the original painting, she was all blush silk and sky behind her. Here, she waits for your interpretation. Perhaps pale pinks and stormy blues. Perhaps gothic noir. Perhaps celestial gold leaf and a crown of tiny stars. She carries that same romantic, windswept energy, equal parts innocence and main character.
Perfect for mantels, vanities, reading nooks, or anywhere that could use a touch of Regency theater. She specializes in spells of elegance, longing glances, and dramatic turns toward imaginary horizons.
Approx. 12" x 5.75" or 16.5" x 7.5"
A ceramic nod to Sir Thomas Lawrence’s famous Pinkie, this young lady stands in perpetual breeze and excellent posture. All soft curls, high-waisted gown, and delicate composure, she looks as though she has just paused mid-stroll across a windswept English lawn to consider something dramatic and faintly poetic.
In the original painting, she was all blush silk and sky behind her. Here, she waits for your interpretation. Perhaps pale pinks and stormy blues. Perhaps gothic noir. Perhaps celestial gold leaf and a crown of tiny stars. She carries that same romantic, windswept energy, equal parts innocence and main character.
Perfect for mantels, vanities, reading nooks, or anywhere that could use a touch of Regency theater. She specializes in spells of elegance, longing glances, and dramatic turns toward imaginary horizons.
Approx. 12" x 5.75" or 16.5" x 7.5"
