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Frederic Van der Linden trained at the Fine Art Academy in Mons and his work tends to feel impressionistic in style
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taken from his studio door
His bold decision brought immediate success in the form of debuts at both the Royal Academy and the British Institute - and a year later with his election as a member of the Royal Society of British Artists
Maria Verelst (Circle), Portrait Of Miss Richards Scenes Frederic Van der Linden trainedThis charming early 18th century three quarter length portrait depicts a lady wearing a decollet blue velvet dress with a slit in the bodice. Red fabric is draped around her, and she holds a posy in her right hand. Its somewhat reminiscent of works by English artist Maria Verelst (1680 1744). Produced during the reign of George I, womens fashion was characterised by luxurious fabrics, such as velvet, and elaborate silhouettes. Status and wealth could