page_title: Elizabeth Stuart-Wortley, Baroness Wharncliffe
hierarchical_section_title: Elizabeth Stuart-Wortley, Baroness Wharncliffe
caption_attribution_description: Hugh Douglas Hamilto, R.H.A. (1740-1808) Double Portrait of Mary, Countess of Erne, with her daughter Lady Caroline Crichton, later Lady Wharncliffe, full-length, seated, the former in a brown dress with a yellow sash, wearing a large straw hat, with a mandolin beside her, the latter showing her mother a drawing from a portofolio, in a wooded landscape oil on canvas 67 x 51½ in. (170 x 131 cm.)
context_page_description: Caroline Elizabeth Mary Stuart-Wortley, Baroness Wharncliffe, styled Lady Caroline Crichton from 1789 until her marriage, was an Irish-born British aristocrat and female artist known for her landscape and figurative drawing and painting. A number of these artworks are in the Tate collection and archives.
context_section_description: Caroline Elizabeth Mary Stuart-Wortley, Baroness Wharncliffe (née Crichton; 1779–1856), styled Lady Caroline Crichton from 1789 until her marriage, was an Irish-born British aristocrat and female artist known for her landscape and figurative drawing and painting. A number of these artworks are in the Tate collection and archives.
caption: Caroline Creighton with her mother, Mary, Countess of Erne.
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