Showing 13 artworks with Народний Закуток Воллінґтон
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- British Art
- Sir John Trevelyan
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- 1788
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- Historical Portrait
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- Joshua Reynolds
- 18Th Century Painting
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- Johann Closterman
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- Susanna Trevelyan Painting
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Admire Sir Walter Calverley Blackett by Joshua Reynolds! This captivating portrait showcases the 2nd Baronet, rendered with masterful detail and elegance. A true masterpiece of 18th-century art.
Thomas Gainsborough’s captivating Susanna Trevelyan portrait showcases a woman in white and gold, circa 1775, with an umbrella and fan – a classic British Rococo style. Admire this exquisite hand-painted reproduction and bring timeless elegance into your home.
Admire Sir John Trevelyan by George Romney! This captivating 1788 portrait showcases the 4th Baronet, rendered with exquisite detail and capturing his dignified presence. A masterpiece of Rococo art.
Sir John Trevelyan (1761–1846), 5th Bt is a portrait by George Romney painted in 1788. The painting depicts Sir John Trevelyan wearing a suit with a white shirt and tie, looking at the viewer. There are two other people in the painting, one on the left side of the frame and another on the right side. It's a Rococo style artwork.
Admire 'Elizabeth Kirkley,' a 1680 portrait by Johann Closterman. This elegant painting of a noblewoman in red, likely Mary Yorke, showcases Baroque style. Hand-painted reproduction available.