Genevra; or, the history of a portrait by an American lady. A resident of Washington City.

** "Genevra; or, The History of a Portrait" by G. G. Fairfield is a story that begins with Clarence Mowbray's journey in Rome, where he and his friend encounter a captivating portrait by the artist Carrara. The portrait features a lovely woman named Genevra Sfonza, immediately drawing Clarence into a world where art reflects the themes of love, beauty, and time's relentless march. Through lighthearted conversations with his friend, Clarence is brought to the artist's studio and introduced to the enchanting portrait, which suggests a sad story. Clarence's fascination with the artwork hints at a larger, more intricate tale. The story unfolds through Clarence's interest in the beauty of the painting, as it leads toward the unveiling of Genevra's emotional life story. **