period

1. Mrs. Thomas Gainsborough, nee Margaret Burr — Thomas Gainsborough, 1778

movement

vibe

1. Self Portrait — Thomas Gainsborough, 1787
2. Lieutenant General Sir John Moore (1761–1809), KB — Sir Thomas Lawrence, 1805
3. Lieutenant General (later General Sir) Robert Brownrigg (1759–1833) — Sir Thomas Lawrence, 1810
4. Jeffrey Amherst, 1st Baron Amherst — Thomas Gainsborough, 1785

topics

1. Lieutenant-general (later Field Marshal Sir) George Howard — James Northcote
2. Thomas Vere — Thomas Gainsborough, 1756

keywords

tone

main color

1. Jeffrey Amherst, 1st Baron Amherst — Thomas Gainsborough, 1785
2. Self Portrait — Thomas Gainsborough, 1787
3. Sir John Moore (1761–1809), KB — oswald hornby joseph birley, 1927
4. Sir William Congreve, 2nd Bt — james lonsdale, 1812
5. Lieutenant-general (later Field Marshal Sir) George Howard — James Northcote
6. Mrs. Thomas Gainsborough, nee Margaret Burr — Thomas Gainsborough, 1778
7. Reverend Tobias Rustat (1716–1793) — Thomas Gainsborough, 1756
8. Colonel (later Major General) The Honourable John Barrington (1722–1764) — Sir Joshua Reynolds, 1758
9. Lieutenant General Sir John Moore (1761–1809), KB — Sir Thomas Lawrence, 1805
10. General Robert Melville (1723–1809), Soldier and Antiquary — Henry Raeburn Dobson, 1800
11. Portrait of Thomas Chubb — Thomas Gainsborough, 1788
12. Thomas Vere — Thomas Gainsborough, 1756
13. Colonel Alexander Champion (d.1795) — Thomas Gainsborough, 1767
14. Thomas Rumbold (1736–1791), and Son — Thomas Gainsborough
15. Self portrait — Thomas Gainsborough, 1754
16. Mrs Graham — Thomas Gainsborough, 1775

other

1. The Woodcutters' Return — Thomas Gainsborough, 1772
2. Lieutenant General Sir John Moore (1761–1809) (after Thomas Lawrence) — malcolm stewart, 1902
3. Mrs. Thomas Gainsborough, nee Margaret Burr — Thomas Gainsborough, 1778
4. Sir John Moore — Sir Thomas Lawrence, 1804
5. Mrs Thomas Gainsborough — Thomas Gainsborough, 1785
6. Portrait Of An Unknown Officer — Sir William Beechey
7. Major General James Stuart (c.1735–1793), Commander in Chief in Madras — George Romney, 1787