période

mouvement

1. Sir Robert Clayton (1740–1799) — Thomas Gainsborough, 1769
2. William Linley — Samuel Cousins D'Après Sir Thomas Lawrence, 1789
3. Robert Wynne (1732–1798) — Thomas Gainsborough, 1765
4. Abraham Rawlinson (1738–1803), MP, of Ellel Hall, near Lancaster — George Romney, 1767
5. Francis Bourgeois — Sir William Beechey
6. James Clitherow (1731–1805) — George Romney, 1780

ambiance

thématiques

1. James Cobb of 16 High Street, Colchester — john vine, 1840
2. James Clitherow (1731–1805) — George Romney, 1780
3. John till allingham — Samuel De Wilde
4. Robert Wynne (1732–1798) — Thomas Gainsborough, 1765
5. Francis Bourgeois — Sir William Beechey

mots-clés

1. Henry Brown — Sir William Beechey
2. Francis Bourgeois — Sir William Beechey
3. James Cobb of 16 High Street, Colchester — john vine, 1840

tonalité

couleur principale

1. William Linley — Samuel Cousins D'Après Sir Thomas Lawrence, 1789
2. William Tyson (1785–1851) — henry spurrier parkman
3. Étude de tête classique — William Blake
4. Abraham Rawlinson (1738–1803), MP, of Ellel Hall, near Lancaster — George Romney, 1767
5. James Clitherow (1731–1805) — George Romney, 1780
6. James Cobb of 16 High Street, Colchester — john vine, 1840
7. Alfred Ogle Hansard (1817–after 1841), RN — samuel lane, 1830
8. John Bell ('Jocky Bell') (1765–1836), MA, FRS, KC — Thomas Stewardson
9. Jacket — Cristóbal Balenciaga Eizaguirre, 1947
10. Sir John Harrison Yallop (1763–1835), Kt — Joseph Clover
11. Francis Bourgeois — Sir William Beechey
12. Self Portrait — Sir Francis Legatt Chantrey
13. Sir William Beechey — John Jackson
14. Sir Robert Clayton (1740–1799) — Thomas Gainsborough, 1769
15. Portrait Of A Gentleman — George Henry Harlow
16. Classical landscape — richard wilson
17. Self Potrait — Joseph Farington
18. Portrait of a Man — Thomas Stewardson
19. John till allingham — Samuel De Wilde
20. Henry Brown — Sir William Beechey
21. A dark bay horse and a terrier in a landscape — edwin cooper
22. Studies of a Classical Bust — Joseph Wright de Derby, 1775

autre

1. Un cheval bai foncé dans un paysage — Sir Alfred James Munnings