a. Portrait of the Dutchess of Rutland, full length with her leaning on a pedestal. On her head she wears a hat with ostrich plumes. Her hair is lifted in her hat. She wears a low cut decollete' dress. The dress is large and fluid. The trees in the background lean and shade the grass. Her left foot is crossed over her right and her shoe is exposed. The engraving is window matted and has a glass plate over it.
b. Frame: Wooden with a plaster design of laurel leaves and is gilded. The paper backing is ripped and the wooden slated back is partially exposed. It hangs with two eyehooks and a wire.
On reverse: "Dutchess of Rutland/ Painted by/ Joshua Reynolds P.R.A./ engraved in mezzotint and printed in color at one printing by/ S. Arlent Edwards/ As it was done a hundred years ago, an art now survived after having become almost obsolete. 175 signed proofs only. The plates to be destroyed.
On print: "Engraved by S. Arlent Edwards"
"Engraved and painted/ S. Arlent Edwards".