Captain, Later Admiral, Sir Hyde Parker (1739–1807) by George Romney

Captain, Later Admiral, Sir Hyde Parker (1739–1807) - George Romney -

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TitleCaptain, Later Admiral, Sir Hyde Parker (1739–1807)
ArtistGeorge Romney
Art MovementRococo

About Captain, Later Admiral, Sir Hyde Parker (1739–1807)

The artwork titled “Captain, Later Admiral, Sir Hyde Parker (1739–1807)” was created by George Romney and falls within the Rococo art movement. It is a portrait genre painting capturing the likeness of Sir Hyde Parker, a notable naval officer. The portrait is executed with delicate brushwork and attention to detail, embodying the style characteristics of the Rococo era.

In the artwork, Sir Hyde Parker is depicted standing confidently, dressed in full naval uniform. His gaze is directed off to the side, conveying a sense of determination. He holds a sword in his right hand, the ornate hilt adding to his distinguished appearance. The background features a sailing ship on the left side, alluding to his naval career, while the soft, clouded sky and subtle landscape provide a serene backdrop. The painting’s color palette is composed of rich, deep blues and neutrals, amplifying the elegance and stature of the subject.

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