period

movement

1. The Reverend John Thomas Becher (1770–1848) — Thomas Barber
2. Lady Caroline Gordon (1785–1866), Lady Chesham — Thomas Barber, 1814

vibe

topics

1. Thomas Charles Reginald Agar Robartes (1844–1930), 2nd Baron Robartes and 6th Viscount Clifden — henry weigall, 1878
2. Lieutenant General Sir John Moore (1761–1809) (after Thomas Lawrence) — malcolm stewart, 1902
3. Canon Thomas Gisborne — Thomas Phillips
4. The Reverend John Thomas Becher (1770–1848) — Thomas Barber
5. Katherine Monro, Lady Steuart of Allanbank — thomas duncan
6. John Nash (1752–1835) — Sir Thomas Lawrence

keywords

tone

main color

1. Robert and Elizabeth Buxton — Frederick Yeates Hurlstone, 1834
2. Thomas Charles Reginald Agar Robartes (1844–1930), 2nd Baron Robartes and 6th Viscount Clifden — henry weigall, 1878
3. Canon Thomas Gisborne — Thomas Phillips
4. Lieutenant General Sir John Moore (1761–1809) (after Thomas Lawrence) — malcolm stewart, 1902

other

1. The Children Of The 2nd Earl Talbot — Thomas Phillips
2. Francis James Curzon (1803–1851) Mary Curzon (1806–1868), Later Mrs John Beaumont and Alfred Curzon (1801–1850) — Thomas Barber, 1812
3. Mary Elizabeth Elton, Jane Octavia Elton, And Arthur Hallam Elton, With Their Dog 'rob Roy' — thomas barker
4. Sir Henry Ainslie Hoare (1824–1894), 5th Bt, and His Sister Georgiana Hoare (d.1905), as Children — eden upton eddis, 1835
5. Portrait of Willoughby and Arthur Wood — Henry Raeburn
6. a classical beauty with a peacock fan — r.b.a john william godward
7. The Singing Children — george watson
8. Mrs Elrington — thomas clement thompson
9. The Four Eldest Agar Robartes Children — Anna Lea Merritt, 1885
10. Thomas Ethelbert Page (1850–1936), Classical Scholar and Schoolmaster — Lowes Cato Dickinson, 1883
11. The Sackville Children — John Hoppner
12. Miss Mary Barbara, Miss Mary Isabella, And Master Thomas Aston Clifford — Mather Brown
13. Fredrica Horne — Thomas Musgrave Joy, 1850
14. The Douglas Children — John Hoppner
15. Children of Charles I — Sir Anthony van Dyck
16. Thomas Hyde Hills (1815–1891), President of the Pharmaceutical Society (1873–1876) — Sir John Everett Millais, 1873