There was a Young Lady of Portugal (Edward Lear, 1894)

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A panoramic, vintage-style mixed media painting depicts a woman sitting high up in a tree looking through a brass telescope, with a harbor city and the sea in the background. The tree, its trunk and branches textured with rough bark, is perched on a hill on the left side of the composition. A young woman with dark hair tied up in a bun sits gracefully on a thick, forked branch, her body turned in profile to the right. She wears a long-sleeved dress with a patchwork pattern of blue, yellow, orange, and green segments. Her hand holds a brass telescope to her right eye, and she gazes intently into the distance. The tree’s canopy extends across the upper half of the image, adorned with sparse, stylized leaves and circular, patterned discs in shades of green, yellow, and blue. Below the tree, a sprawling cityscape unfolds with pointed roofs, spires, and castle-like architecture built into the rolling terrain, with a prominent stone lighthouse standing near the water's edge. The sea is a textured, deep blue-green, dotted with several sailboats with colorful, triangular sails. The sky above is a mix of light blue and soft, textured white clouds, accented with two cirles, one of them orange, the other with sectors in white, red, orange, blue and black.