The artwork, titled “Lieutenant Colonel Sir Charles Stuart (1753–1801),” was painted by George Romney in 1779. This painting belongs to the Rococo art movement and is a portrait in genre.
The artwork depicts a distinguished figure, Lieutenant Colonel Sir Charles Stuart, dressed in a formal military uniform typical of the 18th century. He is portrayed with poise and confidence, his gaze directed away from the viewer, creating an aura of elegance and nobility. The red coat adorned with gold accents and white trousers stand in stark contrast to the subdued background, emphasizing his prominence. The brushstrokes and soft color palette are characteristic of the Rococo movement, focusing on grace and delicate detailing.
