Captain Robert Banks (b.1734) (1760) by George Romney

Captain Robert Banks (b.1734) - George Romney - 1760

Artwork Information

TitleCaptain Robert Banks (b.1734)
ArtistGeorge Romney
Date1760
Art MovementRococo

About Captain Robert Banks (b.1734)

The artwork, titled “Captain Robert Banks (b.1734),” was created by the artist George Romney in the year 1760. This portrait, which belongs to the Rococo art movement, presents an individual from the 18th century, depicted in a formal and stately manner.

In the artwork, Captain Robert Banks is portrayed standing outdoors, leaning with his left arm on a rocky ledge while his right hand rests on his hip. He is dressed in an elegant blue coat that extends to his knees, accompanied by matching blue waistcoat and breeches, white stockings, and black shoes. The background reveals a natural setting with a darker, somewhat brooding sky, which contrasts with the meticulously detailed figure in the foreground. The overall composition reflects a balance between the figure’s poised demeanor and the slightly wild, natural elements surrounding him.

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