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A Foregone Conclusion  1885

by Lawrence Alma-Tadema

A Foregone Conclusion was commissioned by the founder of the Tate Gallery, Sir Henry Tate (1819-1899) as a wedding present for his second wife, Amy Hislop. Set in the time of the early Roman Empire, Alma-Tadema depicts a man bringing an engagement ring to his girlfriend in the hope that she will become his fiancée. The expectant look of the lady and her attendant holding h...
Size: 
311 cm (122.4 in) x 229 cm (90.2 in)
Medium: 
Oil on panel
Credit: 
This photographic reproduction is in the public domain (Wikimedia Commons)