Fox Fine Art has dated this Symbolist Female Portrait Painting to the 1900s.
Rich in allegorical content, the composition invites interpretation beyond its literal subject, reflecting the Symbolist movement's fascination with spirituality, mythology, and hidden meaning. The prominent moon serves as a timeless symbol of femininity, transformation, the cyclical nature of life, and the rhythms of existence.

The work is signed with the monogram "TG" and is tentatively attributed to Thomas Gotch (1854–1931). It is painted on a Reeves of London canvas, suggesting an English origin. The manufacturer's stamp on the reverse dates the canvas to 1899, while the letter "D" indicates one of Reeves' higher-quality, more expensive canvases.

Condition:
Very good original condition overall, with only minor craquelure visible in the thicker passages of paint. The painting is structurally sound and is presented in a modern replacement frame.
Dimensions:
Canvas: 70 × 34 cm (27.5 × 13.5 in.)
Framed: 88 × 53 cm (34.5 × 20.5 in.)
Fox Fine Art has dated this Symbolist Female Portrait Painting to the 1900s.
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