period

movement

1. Judith Smith (Mrs. James Ladson) — John Wollaston, 1767
2. Ryland Randolph — John Wollaston, 1756
3. Admiral William Parry (1705–1779) — john francis rigaud, 1777
4. Cadwallader Colden — John Wollaston, 1749
5. William Wollaston — Thomas Gainsborough, 1759

vibe

topics

1. Admiral William Parry (1705–1779) — john francis rigaud, 1777
2. Captain sir edward vernon — Francis Hayman
3. John Stevens (?) — John Wollaston, 1752
4. Judith Smith (Mrs. James Ladson) — John Wollaston, 1767
5. Captain William Gordon — Joseph Highmore
6. Captain The Honourable William Hervey (1699–1776), RN — john fayram, 1735

keywords

1. Admiral William Parry (1705–1779) — john francis rigaud, 1777

tone

main color

1. Commodore Curtis Barnett — john ellys, 1744
2. Admiral Lord George Keith Elphinstone — william owen
3. Captain Peacock — john francis rigaud, 1780
4. Captain John Spicer — John Singer Sargent, 1901
5. Judith Smith (Mrs. James Ladson) — John Wollaston, 1767
6. Joseph Reade — John Wollaston, 1749
7. Admiral Edward Boscawen (1711–1761) — Sir Joshua Reynolds
8. Captain The Honourable William Hervey (1699–1776), RN — john fayram, 1735
9. Captain William Gordon — Joseph Highmore
10. Cadwallader Colden — John Wollaston, 1749
11. John Stevens (?) — John Wollaston, 1752
12. Francis Glisson (1599 –1677) — John Wollaston
13. Thomas Johnson (d.1771) — henry pickering, 1759
14. Captain Arthur Scott (1718–1756) — claude arnulphy, 1744
15. William Harvey (1578–1657) — John Wollaston
16. Captain sir edward vernon — Francis Hayman
17. Ryland Randolph — John Wollaston, 1756
18. William Wollaston — Thomas Gainsborough, 1759
19. Portrait Of Admiral Sir Hugh Palliser — Sir Nathaniel Dance Holland
20. The sea (she, she has a sea I like) and The sea (everyone tells me about you, everyone, even the sea)\n\nThe sea (she, she has a sea I like) — abel galván farías, 2012
21. John Gell — Gilbert Stuart, 1785
22. Sir Edward Vernon (1723–1794) — Henry Singleton, 1790

other

1. Opening of the Lord Duveen Annexe to the National Portrait Gallery — Sir John Lavery, 1933