The artwork, titled “James Carrick Moore (1763–1834), Surgeon and Associate of Edward Jenner,” is a portrait painted by the artist John Jackson. This piece is associated with the Rococo art movement.
The artwork features a male figure dressed in dark, formal attire. His face is illuminated, allowing for a detailed depiction of his features, which carry a composed and thoughtful expression. The background of the portrait is dark, drawing focus to the subject. He is portrayed holding a book in his left hand, further emphasizing his scholarly and professional attributes. The portrait captures not only the likeness but also the dignity and intellectual demeanor of James Carrick Moore, reflecting his significant role as a surgeon and his association with Edward Jenner. The subtle use of light and shadow in the artwork highlights the subject’s stature and presence, consistent with the stylistic elements of Rococo portraiture.
