Sir Martin Archer Shee

Major General Sir Barry Close, Bt

Sir Martin Archer Shee (1769–1850) was a prominent Irish portrait painter who achieved international acclaim during his lifetime. Recognized for his refined neoclassical style and pivotal role as President of the Royal Academy, Shee cemented his place in British art history.

Sir Martin Archer Shee

Vice Admiral Sir William George Fairfax (1739–1813)

Admire Sir Martin Archer Shee's masterful portrait of Vice Admiral William George Fairfax. This stunning oil painting captures the distinguished naval officer, showcasing intricate detail and neoclassical style.

Sir Martin Archer Shee

1835

John Cust, 1st Earl Brownlow

Admire John Cust, 1st Earl Brownlow, captured in a striking 1835 portrait by Sir Martin Archer Shee. This detailed oil painting showcases the nobleman's dignified presence and reflects the era’s formal style.

Sir Martin Archer Shee

1842

George Wilbraham Of Delamere Lodge

This striking portrait by Sir Martin Archer Shee depicts George Wilbraham, MP, standing beside a table laden with books and papers. Executed in 1842, it exemplifies Shee’s neoclassical style and reflects the importance placed on intellect and social status during Victorian England. Admire Sir Martin Archer Shee's masterful portrait of George Wilbraham of Delamere Lodge, capturing the dignified st

1814 Portrait of William Popham by Sir Martin Archer Shee. A neoclassical oil painting showcasing military formality & rich detail. Explore this elegant 140x107cm artwork.