David Scott, MP, of Dunninald (1796) by George Romney

David Scott, MP, of Dunninald - George Romney - 1796

Artwork Information

TitleDavid Scott, MP, of Dunninald
ArtistGeorge Romney
Date1796
Art MovementRococo

About David Scott, MP, of Dunninald

The artwork titled “David Scott, MP, of Dunninald” was created by George Romney in 1796. It is a portrait belonging to the Rococo art movement. The artwork features an individual, presumably David Scott, presented in an elegant and dignified manner.

In this piece, the subject is depicted standing beside a desk, his right hand resting on the surface, lending a sense of calm and authority to his posture. He is dressed in period-appropriate attire: a dark coat, light waistcoat, and breeches, suggesting his status and refinement. The background of the artwork is understated, with muted tones that do not detract from the subject. Elements such as a candle and other desk items add to the setting, implying a space of contemplation or study. The subject’s face is portrayed with keen attention to detail, capturing his expression and character, which is characteristic of Romney’s portrait style.

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