Charles Agar (1736–1809), Earl of Normanton (1787) by George Romney

Charles Agar (1736–1809), Earl of Normanton - George Romney - 1787

Artwork Information

TitleCharles Agar (1736–1809), Earl of Normanton
ArtistGeorge Romney
Date1787
Art MovementRococo

About Charles Agar (1736–1809), Earl of Normanton

The artwork titled “Charles Agar (1736–1809), Earl of Normanton” was painted by the artist George Romney in the year 1787. This portrait belongs to the Rococo art movement.

The artwork captures a formal portrait of Charles Agar, who is depicted standing with a slight turn of his body towards the viewer. He is adorned in ecclesiastical attire, featuring a white robe with voluminous sleeves and a black academic gown. Charles Agar’s facial expression is composed and dignified, reflecting his esteemed position. The background is a subtle blend of dark tones, effectively highlighting the subject’s figure and attire. The intricate detailing in the texture of the fabric and the poised posture of Charles Agar exemplify Romney’s skill in portraiture characteristic of the Rococo era.

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