The artwork, titled “James Martin (1738–1810), MP for Tewkesbury (1776, 1780, 1784, 1790, 1796, 1802 & 1806),” is a portrait created by the artist George Romney. This piece belongs to the Rococo art movement and distinctly falls under the portrait genre.
The artwork depicts James Martin, a notable Member of Parliament for Tewkesbury through several terms spanning from 1776 to 1806, with a serene yet authoritative demeanor. He is portrayed in formal attire, typical of the Rococo period, with a focus on elegant details and a sense of refinement. The composition emphasizes his upper body, facing slightly to the side, enhancing the dignified and composed disposition captured by George Romney. The neutral background ensures the subject remains the focal point, highlighting his significance and presence.