This 1963 portrait shows a dark-haired woman in profile, her hair pulled into a tight bun, seated in a soft pink blouse with one hand resting on her shoulder. The deep green background and the red of the chair behind her bring out the warm pinks of the blouse and skin, creating a quiet but striking color harmony. McClung painted the work as a studio model portrait at the Jerry Farnsworth School of Portrait Painting in Sarasota, Florida, and the influence of Farnsworth's emphasis on classical figure construction and tonal balance is evident in the careful modeling of the face and the calm, sculptural feel of the pose. This painting stands as one of the most refined works from her time at the school.