Two captivating portraits by the renowned 18th-century artist Johann Zoffany shattered expectations at a recent London auction, selling for over $1.2 million—more than three times their estimated value. Depicting a flower girl and a watercress girl in stunning detail, these companion pieces had remained hidden in a private family collection for over a century. With a rich history tied to Zoffany’s rise as a court favorite and celebrated portraitist, these works dazzled bidders and art enthusiasts alike. Discover the story behind their remarkable journey and the artist who brought them to life.