Anna Tonelli

[2] In 1785, she married Italian violinist and composer, it:Luigi Tonelli and together they had two children.

It is thought she received training in fine art from Giuseppe Piattoli in Florence.

[2] Early in her career, she painted portraits of Henry Blundell and Edward Clive, Earl of Powis.

[2] From 1794, she lived in London, where she taught the Clive's children in drawing and exhibited twice at the Royal Academy of Arts in 1794 and 1797.

[2] From 1798 to 1801, she accompanied the Clive family a trip to India, where she worked primarily in watercolors.