John Smith (1703–1787) (1782) by George Romney

John Smith (1703–1787) - George Romney - 1782

Artwork Information

TitleJohn Smith (1703–1787)
ArtistGeorge Romney
Date1782
Art MovementRococo

About John Smith (1703–1787)

The artwork titled “John Smith (1703–1787)” was created by George Romney in 1782. It belongs to the Rococo art movement and falls under the genre of portrait painting.

The artwork portrays an elderly gentleman seated in a chair, showcasing the formal and dignified bearing typical of portraiture from this era. The subject is attired in a dark, three-piece suit with elaborate buttons, white cuffs, and knee-length breeches, evoking the fashion of the 18th century. His elaborate white wig is arranged in the style prevalent during the time. The sitter’s expression appears composed, conveying a sense of authority and gravitas. The background features a serene, cloudy sky, adding a subtle, atmospheric element to the painting. The ornate red and gold upholstered chair contributes to the overall air of refinement and prestige that defines the portrait.

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