Art comes from all over the world, but it speaks even when the artist cannot. With the mixture of shapes, subjects, colors and lines, the artist is able to create a work of art through art. Art can also pause a moment and/or movement in the story. Whether in the modern era or the Renaissance, art has a habit of speaking for itself. So, whether it is the death and decay of Ruisdael's "The Jewish Cemetery", the joy of Bruegel's "The Wedding Dance", The Elder, or a beautiful portrait like "Mrs Richard Paul Jodrell” by Reynolds, a deal worth it. a thousand words. In the 18th century, a British painter, collector and writer named Joshua Reynolds made a very good reputation for himself. He was born in 1774 and died aged 69 in 1792. As the son of the headmaster and a Fellow of Oxford, Reynolds had a better understanding and education in painting. In 1740 he was apprenticed to a London painter named Thomas Hudson where from 1749 to 1752 he spent his studies abroad, mainly in Italy. Along with many of her famous works, there is one painting worth sharing, just a little more: "Mrs. Richa"....