Portrait of Dare Wright by Edith Stevenson Wright, oil on canvas P3484

A tender and intimate portrait by noted California artist Edith Stevenson Wright, depicting her daughter, Dare Wright, in childhood. Rendered with soft, atmospheric brushwork and a muted palette, the composition captures a quiet, introspective moment, emphasizing the sitter’s delicate features and expressive gaze.

Edith Stevenson Wright was an accomplished portraitist active in Santa Barbara and Pasadena, associated with early 20th-century California Impressionism. Her daughter, Dare Wright, would later gain recognition as the creator and photographer behind The Lonely Doll book series.

A compelling example of maternal portraiture, offering both artistic and personal historical significance.

Art measures 18" x 22", in frame 22.5" x 26.5"