David Murray (1727–1796), Viscount Stormont (1783) by George Romney

David Murray (1727–1796), Viscount Stormont - George Romney - 1783

Artwork Information

TitleDavid Murray (1727–1796), Viscount Stormont
ArtistGeorge Romney
Date1783
Art MovementRococo

About David Murray (1727–1796), Viscount Stormont

The artwork, titled “David Murray (1727–1796), Viscount Stormont,” was created by artist George Romney in 1783. The piece is a portrait and belongs to the Rococo art movement.

The artwork depicts Viscount Stormont, a notable figure of the 18th century. The subject is portrayed in regal attire, complete with a dark, richly textured cloak fastened with an ornate brooch. The Viscount’s attire exudes opulence and commands respect, with intricate details on his vest and a prominent medal on his chest. The background, with its shadowy tones and subtle hints of classical drapery, accentuates the dignified and noble presence of the Viscount. Romney’s skillful use of light and shadow adds depth and a lifelike quality to the portrait, effectively capturing the essence of his subject within the Rococo style.

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