George Romney

1773

Portrait Of Mrs. Verelst

Admire 'Portrait of Mrs. Verelst' by George Romney (1773). This elegant portrait captures the grace and sophistication of a Georgian lady, showcasing Romney’s masterful technique and artistic vision.

George Romney

Edmund Law (1703–1787), Master, Lord Bishop Of Carlisle

Admire George Romney’s masterful portrait of Edmund Law, Lord Bishop of Carlisle – an elegant depiction capturing the dignity and sophistication of British aristocracy. Explore stunning reproductions today!

George Romney

1786

The Honourable Reverend Anchitel Grey (1774–1833), As A Boy

Admire George Romney’s ‘Honorable Reverend Anchitel Grey,’ a captivating 1786 portrait showcasing childhood innocence & familial bonds in Neoclassical style.

George Romney

1791

George Harry Grey (1737–1819), 5th Earl Of Stamford

George Harry Grey, 5th Earl of Stamford (1 October 1737 – 28 May 1819) was a British nobleman who succeeded his father as the Earl of Stamford. In 1761, he became Page of Honour at George III's coronation and served as Whig MP for Staffordshire until 1768. He married Lady Henrietta Bentinck in 1763 and had nine children including Lord Grey of Groby (1765–1845), his successor in the family titles.

George Romney

1760

King Lear In The Tempest Tearing Off His Robes

George Romney

1787

Dorothea Bland (1762–1816), 'mrs Jordan', As 'peggy' In 'the Country Girl'

George Romney's poignant 1787 portrait, 'Mrs Jordan,' captures Dorothea Bland as 'Peggy' in a wedding gown, evoking sadness and contemplation with her distant gaze. Admire this exquisite example of British Neoclassical portraiture and discover its beauty.

George Romney

1784

Mrs. Davies Davenport

A captivating 1784 portrait by George Romney depicting Mrs. Davies Davenport in an ivory straw hat and rose-pink satin dress, showcasing the elegance of British High Society during the late 18th century – discover this exquisite hand-painted reproduction.

George Romney

1759

Sarah Ley, Mrs Richard Tickell (1770–after 1817)

Admire George Romney’s ‘Sarah Ley,’ a stunning 1759 portrait of aristocratic elegance. Explore this Neoclassical masterpiece – rich textures, soft lighting & timeless beauty.

George Romney

1780

Dr Edmund Law, Bishop Of Carlisle (1769–1787)

See George Romney's striking 1780 portrait of Dr Edmund Law, Bishop of Carlisle, capturing scholarly depth; discover this masterpiece today.

George Romney

1762

Supposed Portrait Of William Strickland (1731–1819), In His Library (really A Member Of The Towneley Family )

A striking 1762 portrait by George Romney captures a man in a vibrant red coat amidst a scholarly library setting, offering a timeless glimpse into British high society for your private collection.

George Romney

Miss Juliana Willoughby

A charming portrait of a young girl in an elegant pink dress and white hat by George Romney captures the timeless grace of the British era, inviting you to bring this classic masterpiece into your private collection.

George Romney

1785

Harry Peckham, Esq. (1740–1787), Recorder Of Chichester (1785)

George Romney's striking portrait of Harry Peckham, Esq., Recorder of Chichester (1785). A masterful depiction of authority and civic duty in late 18th-century England.

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