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1787

Mrs Crouch

George Romney’s ‘Mrs Crouch’ (1787) is a stunning Neoclassical portrait showcasing exquisite realism & detail. Explore this serene beauty, rich textures & warm palette.

Lady Hamilton As A Vestal — George Romney

George Romney’s "Lady Hamilton as a Vestal" captures the elegance of Georgian England through a neoclassical portrait of Emma Hamilton, rendered in soft brushstrokes and luminous glazing. Admire this iconic 1800 painting – a timeless ode to grace and contemplation.

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Two Nude Children

George Romney's "Two Nude Children" captures youthful innocence with delicate brushstrokes and a captivating composition. Explore this iconic British portrait from the 18th century.

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1782

Lady Hamilton As Circe

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1782

Lady Hamilton As

Admire George Romney's 'Lady Hamilton as Circe,' a captivating portrait showcasing elegance and charm from the Neoclassical era. Explore its beauty today!

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Portrait Of Charlotte Smith

Admire Charlotte Smith in a captivating portrait by George Romney, capturing the elegance of the late 18th century. Explore this iconic work and learn about the poet's life & legacy.

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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.

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1785

Lady In A Brown Robe

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1784

Mrs Siddons

Admire George Romney’s ‘Mrs Siddons’ (1784), a Romantic portrait of captivating elegance & melancholy. Loose brushwork, flowing textures & subtle emotion – a timeless masterpiece.

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1767

Portrait Of A Boy (probably James Collingwood)

Admire George Romney's 'Portrait of a Boy,' capturing a young lad in a white shirt – a charming glimpse into 18th-century life, now part of the Walker Art Gallery’s collection.

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King Lear In The Tempest Tearing Off His Robes

Experience George Romney's dramatic 'King Lear' – a poignant portrayal of the aging monarch tearing off his robes amidst a tempestuous storm. A masterpiece capturing Shakespearean tragedy and human emotion.

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1760

Reverend Daniel Wilson

George Romney's 'Reverend Daniel Wilson' (1760) captures a distinguished gentleman with his dog, showcasing refined portraiture and neoclassical elegance. Explore Romney’s masterful technique & historical context.

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1779

Lady Emilia Kerr

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1793

George Harry, Lord Grey Of Groby (1765–1845), Later 6th Earl Of Stamford

George Romney’s 1793 portrait of Lord Grey of Groby captures a nobleman amidst nature in Neoclassical style. Explore this oil painting's rich details & historical significance.

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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!

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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.

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Mrs William Marwood, Née Mary Goulston (1743–1807), Wife Of William Marwood Of Busby, Near Stokesley, Yorkshire

Admire 'Mrs William Marwood' by George Romney – a captivating portrait of a Yorkshire woman from 1743. This oil on canvas masterpiece, now at the National Trust For Scotland, showcases elegance and grace.

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1791

Lady Henrietta Cavendish Bentinck (1737–1827), Countess Of Stamford

Admire 'Lady Henrietta Cavendish-Bentinck' by George Romney (1791). This captivating portrait showcases the Countess of Stamford, rendered with exquisite detail and capturing her elegance. A masterpiece of British art.

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1784

Jemima Yorke (1763–1804), Mrs Reginald Pole Carew

George Romney's captivating portrait of Jemima Yorke, Mrs Reginald Pole-Carew (1784). A refined beauty and socialite, depicted with poise and elegance – explore the artistry & history!

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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.

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William Paley

Experience George Romney’s dignified portrait of William Paley, a key figure in 18th-century British philosophy and theology. This neoclassical masterpiece captures Paley's contemplative seriousness with masterful chiaroscuro and meticulous detail – discover this stunning artwork.

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1786

Mrs John Matthews

Capture the elegance of this 1786 portrait by George Romney, featuring a woman with a feathered hat; discover timeless British portraiture today.

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1782

Lady Hamilton

Capture the captivating gaze of Lady Hamilton in this exquisite 18th-century portrait by George Romney; discover timeless elegance today.

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1784

Lydia Henrietta Malortie (1754–1816), Mrs Henry Hoare

Admire George Romney's exquisite portrait of Lydia Henrietta Malortie, Mrs Henry Hoare (1784), capturing elegance and grace against a serene backdrop. Explore the artistry of British Rococo.

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