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Sir Thomas Lawrence

1825

Portrait Of David Lyon

Sir Thomas Lawrence’s ‘Portrait of David Lyon’ captures Regency elegance with its melancholic subject and realistic style. This 1825 oil painting showcases the artist's mastery, offering a window into aristocratic introspection. Discover or own this iconic portrait.

Sir Thomas Lawrence

1810

Robert Southey (1774–1843)

Admire Sir Thomas Lawrence's masterful portrait of Robert Southey, capturing the essence of Regency England with intricate detail and evocative lighting. Explore this iconic artwork at ArtsDot.

Sir Thomas Lawrence

1798

George Dance The Younger (1741–1825), Architect And Surveyor

Sir Thomas Lawrence

1798

John Philip Kemble (1757–1823), As Coriolanus

Sir Thomas Lawrence’s dramatic portrait of John Philip Kemble as Coriolanus – a Romantic masterpiece! Explore chiaroscuro, classical style & the enigmatic figure in this 1798 oil painting.

Sir Thomas Lawrence

1827

Lady Caroline Lamb (d.1828)

Experience the Regency era's elegance through Sir Thomas Lawrence’s masterful portrait of Lady Caroline Lamb, a captivating study in light and shadow featuring a poignant gaze and muted tones. Own a piece of art history.

Sir Thomas Lawrence

1800

John Bradburne (d.1809 )

Sir Thomas Lawrence’s 1800 portrait of John Bradburne captures a dignified figure in the Romantic style, showcasing soft brushstrokes and muted tones reflecting the era's refined taste – discover this captivating piece and elevate your collection.

Sir Thomas Lawrence

Portrait D'homme

Examine Sir Thomas Lawrence’s 'Portrait D’Homme,' a grayscale neoclassical oil painting showcasing dignified portraiture & subtle brushwork. Explore Regency elegance & artistic detail.

Sir Thomas Lawrence

1798

George Dance The Younger, Architect And Surveyor

A captivating 1798 portrait by Sir Thomas Lawrence depicts George Dance the Younger, an architect and surveyor, showcasing Regency-era elegance with meticulous detail and a direct gaze – discover this exquisite hand-painted reproduction.

Sir Thomas Lawrence

1823

Edward Venables Vernon Harcourt, Archbishop Of York

This oil painting depicts Edward Venables Vernon Harcourt as Archbishop of York, showcasing his dignified pose and scholarly demeanor within a richly ornamented setting. Created in 1823 by Sir Thomas Lawrence, it exemplifies Romantic portraiture's focus on capturing character and conveying grandeur.

Sir Thomas Lawrence

1823

Edward Venables Vernon Harcourt (1757–1847), As Archbishop Of York

Sir Thomas Lawrence

1802

Lady Mary Templeton And Her Eldest Son

A tender Regency portrait of Lady Mary Templeton and her son by Sir Thomas Lawrence captures the elegant grace of 1802 through masterful brushwork, inviting you to bring this timeless piece of history into your home.