"Mrs. James Pulham Sr. (Frances Amys, born about 1766, died 1856) by John Constable, 1818 England (Woodbridge, Suffolk), the Met Museum Click for a huge image. I've altered the preview picture so you can see the details easier.  The sitter, an amateur portrait painter, was the wife of James Pulham, an attorney in Woodbridge, Suffolk. In a letter to Constable of April 30, 1818, Pulham referred to this painting as ""the Compliment which you have so handsomely bestowed on her."" Portraiture was a minor but remunerative part of Constable's practice. This is one of his liveliest works, with varied brushwork and glinting highlights played off against the sitter's matronly calm."
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