Showing 14 artworks with Sir William Allan and with artwork date before 1832 and with artwork date after 1822
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Sir William Allan
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-1832
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1822+
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- Driftwood
- Espresso
- Walnut
- Rosy Brown
- Black
- Phthalo Green
- Gray
- Clay
- Bronze
- Sir William Allan
- 19Th Century Realism
- 19Th Century Art
- Viscount Castlereagh
- Military Portrait
- Sir Walter Scott
- Red Hunting Jacket
- Historical Narrative
- “Oil On Canvas”
- Scottish Painter Allan
- Portrait Painting
- 1825 Artwork
- Scottish Portraiture
- Oil Painting Sketch
- Dramatic Landscape
- Romantic Art Style
- Red And Blue Attire
- “Classic Art Print”
- Scottish Painting
- Warm Color Palette
- British Art Painting
- Dramatic Lighting
- Historical Painting
- Oil On Canvas Art
- 1824 Art History
- Dog Portrait”
- Historical Scene
- Rural Scene Art
- Dynamic Composition
- 19Th Century Painting
- “Literary Art”
- “Vintage Painting”
- Social Unrest Art
- Celebration Painting
- “Study Scene”
- James Hogg Artist
- Historical Realism
- Regent Moray Death
- Street Riot Artwork
- “Book Reading”
- Romantic Painting
- Man With Guns
- “Maida The Dog”
- Tavern Scene Art
- Crowd Scene Artwork
- “Fine Art Replica”
- British Art Style
- Scottish Art
- Scottish History Art
- Ettrick Shepherd Art
A commanding 1823 portrait of Viscount Castlereagh in vibrant hunting attire by Sir William Allan captures the dramatic spirit of the Scottish Romantic era, offering a timeless masterpiece for your private collection.
A dramatic 1823 military portrait of Viscount Castlereagh by Sir William Allan captures a commanding figure in red and blue amidst a battlefield scene, offering a timeless piece for your private collection.
Experience Sir Walter Scott in his study with 'Maida'! This 1831 portrait by Sir William Allan captures a moment of literary tranquility. Commission a hand-painted replica today.
Explore Sir William Allan’s ‘The Ettrick Shepherd’! This 1825 oil painting captures a lively Scottish tavern scene in historical realism. Discover its rich colors, dynamic composition & symbolic details.
Explore 'Death of the Regent Moray,' a dynamic 1824 oil sketch by Sir William Allan. Romantic realism captures a chaotic street scene – a pivotal work reflecting social unrest.