Showing 24 artworks out of 56 with Johann Zoffany and with artwork date before 1774 and with artwork date after 1764
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Experience Neo-Classical drama with Zoffany's portrait of Miranda; capture the elegance of Georgian society art today.
Admire Johann Zoffany’s captivating portrait of George, Prince of Wales & his brother Frederick, Duke of York, from 1765. A glimpse into Georgian society's elegance and royal life – a stunning hand-painted reproduction.
Explore Johann Zoffany's iconic 'Garrick, Ackman and Bransby in a Scene from Lethe,' a captivating portrait capturing theatrical elegance and featuring celebrated actors Garrick, Ackman, and Bransby.
Johann Zoffany’s opulent Rococo portrait captures Enlightenment ideals—Bishop Keene and his son amidst scholarly conversation—demonstrating masterful technique and symbolic depth. Explore this iconic masterpiece by Zoffany, a cornerstone of Georgian art.
Admire Johann Zoffany’s ‘George III,’ a stunning 1771 royal portrait showcasing the King's power & elegance. A historical masterpiece by a renowned artist, now available as a handmade oil painting.
Johann Zoffany’s opulent ‘Family of Sir William Young,’ painted in 1769, captures a lively Baroque scene featuring a distinguished family amidst a verdant park—a masterpiece reflecting England's aristocratic spirit. Explore this stunning hand-painted reproduction and bring history home.
Discover Johann Zoffany's 18th-century masterpieces! Renowned for 'conversation pieces,' blending German precision & Italian flair. Explore portraits, history paintings & more – available at ArtsDot.
Admire 'George III & Family' – a stunning 1770 portrait by Johann Zoffany depicting the British royal family. A historical masterpiece showcasing elegance and power, now available as a handmade oil painting.
Admire Zoffany’s ‘The Mathew Family,’ a stunning 1764 Rococo portrait showcasing wealth & family unity in a lavish Essex landscape. Oil painting, exquisite detail – a timeless masterpiece.
Admire 'Prince Ernest Gottlob Albert of Mecklenburg-Strelitz' by Johann Zoffany – a captivating 1772 portrait showcasing the Prussian prince with intricate details and royal elegance.
Admire Johann Zoffany’s elegant portrait of Queen Charlotte and her sons, capturing a refined family moment from 1765. A stunning reproduction of a classic 'conversation piece' by a master artist.
Explore Johann Zoffany’s ‘Tribuna of the Uffizi,’ a vibrant 1772 painting depicting aristocratic leisure in Florence. A masterpiece of Rococo/Neoclassical style, showcasing art & society.
Johann Zoffany's 'Henry Knight of Tythegston' captures a refined family portrait from 1770, showcasing social life and artistic detail with clocks & a dog. A captivating glimpse into 18th-century England.
A dramatic portrayal of David Garrick as John Brute by Johann Zoffany captures the theatrical energy of 1764 London, offering a magnificent piece of history for your collection.
Admire Sir Elijah Impey by Johann Zoffany! A stunning 1772 portrait showcasing refined 18th-century style & social life. Explore this masterpiece today!