Wheel of Affinities — Cottage Girl with Dog and Pitcher — Thomas Gainsborough

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Wheel of Affinities

Let one painting lead you to the next

Welcome. Every artwork orbiting this wheel shares a thread with “Cottage Girl with Dog and Pitcher”. Take your time, follow what catches your eye, and let curiosity carry you from one masterpiece to another.

How to explore

Drag left or right to spin the wheel.
Drag up or down — or scroll — to zoom in and out.
Hover an artwork to reveal its title and affinities; click to open it.

The eight directions: Each spoke is a kind of kinship — period, movement, vibe, topics, keywords, tone and main colour, plus “other” for the freer, more surprising matches.
Distance from the centre: The closer a work sits to the heart of the wheel, the stronger its bond with this painting. Works near the rim are looser, more unexpected echoes — often the most rewarding to discover.

period

movement

vibe

topics

keywords

tone

main color

other

period

A peasant girl with dog and jug — Thomas Gainsborough, 1785
Gainsborough's Forest (Cornard Wood) — Thomas Gainsborough, 1746
The Harvest Wagon — Thomas Gainsborough, 1767
Master Hare — Sir Joshua Reynolds, 1788

movement

A peasant girl with dog and jug — Thomas Gainsborough, 1785
Gainsborough's Forest (Cornard Wood) — Thomas Gainsborough, 1746
The Harvest Wagon — Thomas Gainsborough, 1767

vibe

Open Landscape with a Shepherd, Sheep, a Pool and Distant Hills — Thomas Gainsborough, 1786
Gainsborough's Forest (Cornard Wood) — Thomas Gainsborough, 1746
The Harvest Wagon — Thomas Gainsborough, 1767
Master Hare — Sir Joshua Reynolds, 1788

topics

A peasant girl with dog and jug — Thomas Gainsborough, 1785
Master Hare — Sir Joshua Reynolds, 1788
The Watering Place — Thomas Gainsborough, 1777
A Spring Nosegay — margaret sarah carpenter

keywords

Jeffrey Amherst, 1st Baron Amherst — Thomas Gainsborough, 1785

tone

The Watering Place — Thomas Gainsborough, 1777
Gainsborough's Forest (Cornard Wood) — Thomas Gainsborough, 1746
Master Hare — Sir Joshua Reynolds, 1788

main color

Gainsborough's Forest (Cornard Wood) — Thomas Gainsborough, 1746
Self portrait — Thomas Gainsborough, 1754
Walter Ross (active c.1822) (The Yellow Boy) — Henry Raeburn Dobson, 1822
A peasant girl with dog and jug — Thomas Gainsborough, 1785
Portrait of Thomas Chubb — Thomas Gainsborough, 1788
Gainsborough Dupont — Thomas Gainsborough, 1775
John Ruskin — James Northcote
The Watering Place — Thomas Gainsborough, 1777
George Ackers — arthur william devis
Master Hare — Sir Joshua Reynolds, 1788
Reverend Tobias Rustat (1716–1793) — Thomas Gainsborough, 1756
A Peasant Boy — Francis Wheatley
The Bird Scarer — william knight keeling
Jeffrey Amherst, 1st Baron Amherst — Thomas Gainsborough, 1785
A fisherboy — friedrich ritter von amerling
Josef von Amerling (also known as Fisherboy) — friedrich ritter von amerling, 1830
Self Portrait — Thomas Gainsborough, 1787
A Spring Nosegay — margaret sarah carpenter
Mrs Thomas Gainsborough — Thomas Gainsborough, 1785
John Charles BGG — Sir Joshua Reynolds

other

The Woodcutters' Return — Thomas Gainsborough, 1772
A Child Going To Fetch Water — Richard Westall