The artwork titled “Gilbert McHutchin” was created by artist William Williams in the year 1780. It belongs to the Rococo art movement and falls under the genre of portrait.
The artwork depicts a young man in a pastoral setting, showcasing the typical characteristics of Rococo art with its emphasis on elegance and naturalism. The figure is dressed in an ornate, green long coat with breeches and knee-high black boots. He holds a slender firearm, suggestive of hunting, while a hunting dog appears in the background, reinforcing the theme. The background features lush greenery, a serene body of water, and an overcast sky, providing a tranquil, naturalistic environment for the portrait. The delicate use of light and shadow highlights the subject, rendering a sense of depth and realism to the artwork. The overall composition of “Gilbert McHutchin” contributes to an atmosphere of grace and subtle sophistication, characteristic of the Rococo period.
