period

movement

1. The Duchess of Rutland (possibly Katherine Manners, née Noel, 1657–1733, Duchess of Rutland, wife of John Manners, 1st Duke of Rutland) — Michael Dahl
2. Sts Peter and Paul — reni guido (le guide)
3. Mrs. Francis Brinley and Son Francis — john smibert, 1729
4. Sir Watkin Williams Wynn (1692–1749), Bt — Michael Dahl, 1720

vibe

topics

1. Sir Watkin Williams Wynn (1692–1749), Bt — Michael Dahl, 1720

keywords

1. The Duchess of Rutland (possibly Katherine Manners, née Noel, 1657–1733, Duchess of Rutland, wife of John Manners, 1st Duke of Rutland) — Michael Dahl

tone

main color

1. Oil Sketch for High Altarpiece, St Bavo, Ghent — Peter Paul Rubens
2. Mrs. Crouch — George Romney, 1793
3. Mrs Anne Grant — george paul chalmers, 1762
4. Lucy Cockayne Cust — Thomas Hudson
5. Mrs. Francis Brinley and Son Francis — john smibert, 1729
6. Jane Nisbet, Lady Dirleton — allen ramsay, 1748
7. Queen Anne — Michael Dahl, 1705
8. Lady Mary Compton, Countess of Dorset — bt sir godfrey kneller
9. Frances Kinderley, Wife of James Smith, Junior — thomas worlidge
10. The Duchess of Rutland (possibly Katherine Manners, née Noel, 1657–1733, Duchess of Rutland, wife of John Manners, 1st Duke of Rutland) — Michael Dahl
11. Sts Peter and Paul — reni guido (le guide)
12. Mary Sackville — bt sir godfrey kneller
13. Called Catherine Kitty Raftor Clive — thomas frye
14. Mrs. Elizabeth Coffin Amory — John Singleton Copley, 1775
15. Mary Irvine, Sister of Alexander Irvine, 16th Laird of Drum — george paul chalmers, 1766
16. Princess anne — Jacopo Amigoni
17. Gertrude, Daughter of John Leveson Gower, 1st Lord Gower — stephen slaughter, 1742
18. Mrs Cay — Henry Raeburn
19. Mary Irvine, Sister of Alexander Irvine, 16th Laird of Drum — george paul chalmers, 1766
20. Lady Jane Jackson — bt sir godfrey kneller, 1713
21. Frances Harriet Wynne (1786 1860), Mrs Hamilton of Kames — Henry Raeburn, 1811
22. Sir Watkin Williams Wynn (1692–1749), Bt — Michael Dahl, 1720
23. Mrs Scott of Raeburn — sir john watson gordon

other

1. Mrs Downey — Henry Raeburn, 1787