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Rolinda Sharples
Rolinda Sharples (1793-1838): A Pioneer of Genre Painting and Portraiture Rolinda Sharples, a name perhaps less celebrated than many of her contemporaries in the artistic circles of Regency England, nevertheless occupies a significant place within the annals of British art history. Born in Bath in 1793—likely to James Sharples and Ellen Wallace—she emerged from an exceptionally artistic lineage, inheriting not only talent but also a pr
ofound understanding of the creative spirit fostered by her family’s dedication to painting. Her father, James Sharples, was a respected portrait painter who established himself in England, travelled to America setting up an incredibly successful practice there and then returned to England. He was at the Jesuit College in Bruges in 1770 when his uncle William Harrison wrote to him. James wanted money to return home, but was criticized…
