Sir Thomas Lawrence, 1830, 1820

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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

1822

George Iv

Admire Sir Thomas Lawrence's masterful portrait of George IV, rendered in impressive dimensions (271 x 179 cm) and capturing the grandeur of Regency England. Explore this iconic piece of art history.

Sir Thomas Lawrence

1822

George Iv

Admire Sir Thomas Lawrence's iconic portrait of George IV! This opulent 1822 masterpiece captures the King’s grandeur & personality, showcasing his regal attire and a glimpse into Regency England.

Sir Thomas Lawrence

1822

Margaret, Countess Of Blessington

Experience Regency elegance with Lawrence's masterful portrait of Countess Blessington, capturing Romantic sophistication; discover this timeless piece today.

Sir Thomas Lawrence

1823

The Calmady Children (emily, 1818–?1906, And Laura Anne, 1820–1894)

Sir Thomas Lawrence was a prominent English portrait painter during the Regency era, known for his ability to capture the essence of his subjects and his innovative approach to depicting children. He began his artistic career as a young boy, sketching portraits in inns while supporting his family.

Sir Thomas Lawrence

1823

The 3rd Marquess Of Hertford

This striking oil painting portrays Francis Seymour-Conway, 3rd Marquess of Hertford, showcasing Lawrence’s signature technique and artistic vision. Held by prominent collections like Holburne Museum and the Wallace Collection, it exemplifies the grandeur of Victorian art.

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

1821

Lord Amherst

Sir Thomas Lawrence’s opulent portrait captures Lord Amherst in regal splendor during the Regency era, showcasing meticulous detail and vibrant colors—a timeless masterpiece inviting collectors to experience its grandeur.

Sir Thomas Lawrence

1824

Baron Bexley

A regal portrait by Sir Thomas Lawrence captures Baron Bexley in 1824, showcasing the height of Regency elegance with a serious expression and opulent attire. Discover this stunning hand-painted reproduction and elevate your space with timeless art.

Sir Thomas Lawrence

1830

George Iv (1762–1830)

Admire Sir Thomas Lawrence’s opulent 1830 portrait of George IV! A neoclassical masterpiece showcasing royal grandeur & intricate detail. Discover this stunning artwork.

Sir Thomas Lawrence

1821

Portrait Of Lady Elizabeth Conyngham

Sir Thomas Lawrence’s luminous portrait captures Lady Elizabeth Conyngham's serene beauty amidst the elegance of Regency Britain—a masterful mezzotint engraving blended with oil paint reveals exquisite detail and conveys aristocratic poise. Explore this captivating artwork.

Sir Thomas Lawrence

1826

Mary Digges, Lady Robert Manners

Admire 'Mary Digges, Lady Robert Manners' by Sir Thomas Lawrence – a stunning Regency portrait capturing elegance and grace. Explore the details of this exquisite painting.

Sir Thomas Lawrence

1827

Julia, Lady Peel

Sir Thomas Lawrence’s "Julia, Lady Peel" (1827) captures Regency elegance with a captivating portrait of Julia Peel in a striking red hat and masterful chiaroscuro. Admire this opulent piece from the era and discover its timeless beauty.

Sir Thomas Lawrence

1829

William Van Mildhert (1765–1836), Bishop Of Durham (1826–1836)

Sir Thomas Lawrence

1824

George James Welbore Agar Ellis, Later 1st Lord Dover

Admire Sir Thomas Lawrence’s 1824 portrait of George James Welbore Agar Ellis, 1st Lord Dover. A neoclassical masterpiece showcasing rich detail & dramatic lighting.

Sir Thomas Lawrence

1826

Miss Murray

Explore the captivating world of Sir Thomas Lawrence's "Miss Murray," a stunning portrait capturing Regency elegance and featuring detailed depictions of a young girl adorned in white, embodying artistic brilliance.

Sir Thomas Lawrence

1820

Samuel Woodburn

Sir Thomas Lawrence’s ‘Samuel Woodburn’ (1820) – a striking Regency portrait showcasing dramatic chiaroscuro & wealth symbolism. Oil on canvas, 109x84cm. Explore this classic British artwork.

Sir Thomas Lawrence

1830

Thomas Graham (1748–1843), Lord Lynedoch, Gcb, Gcmg

Admire Thomas Graham, Lord Lynedoch, in a striking 1830 portrait by Sir Thomas Lawrence. This captivating painting showcases the British military officer's distinguished presence and style.

Sir Thomas Lawrence

1820

John Abernethy (1764–1830), Surgeon

Admire John Abernethy, Surgeon by Sir Thomas Lawrence (1820). A captivating portrait of the influential surgeon, showcasing his character and profession with meticulous detail.

Sir Thomas Lawrence

1821

Humphry Davy (1778–1829)

Sir Thomas Lawrence’s masterful portrait captures Humphry Davy's brilliance amidst Regency England—a luminous depiction of scientific innovation illuminated by chiaroscuro and a confident pose reflecting Enlightenment ideals. Explore this iconic artwork and bring Davy’s legacy home.

Sir Thomas Lawrence

1823

John Wilson Croker (1780–1857), Secretary To The Admiralty (1809–1829)

Sir Thomas Lawrence’s masterful portrait captures John Wilson Croker's solemn gaze amidst the opulent Regency era, showcasing meticulous detail and a contemplative mood—a captivating glimpse into Victorian society that invites you to explore this timeless masterpiece.

Sir Thomas Lawrence

1827

Thomas Le Breton (1763–1838)

Admire Sir Thomas Lawrence's masterful portrait of Thomas Le Breton (1763–1838), capturing the elegance and formality of Regency England. Explore this captivating piece of art history.

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

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