Mr and Mrs William Lindow (1772) by George Romney

Mr and Mrs William Lindow - George Romney - 1772

Artwork Information

TitleMr and Mrs William Lindow
ArtistGeorge Romney
Date1772
Art MovementRococo

About Mr and Mrs William Lindow

The artwork titled “Mr and Mrs William Lindow,” created by George Romney in 1772, is a portrait that resides within the Rococo art movement. The piece features a distinguished depiction of Mr. and Mrs. William Lindow, articulating the sophistication and refined elegance characteristic of its era.

In the artwork, Mrs. Lindow stands to the left, gazing directly at the viewer with a composed demeanor. She is dressed in a flowing blue gown adorned with delicate, intricate lace, and she drapes a black shawl tastefully over her shoulders. A headpiece completes her graceful attire. Her left arm rests gently on Mr. Lindow’s shoulder, evidencing a subtle connection between the couple.

Mr. Lindow is seated to the right, dressed in a refined brown suit that speaks to his respectable status. His posture is relaxed yet dignified, and he thoughtfully props his cheek upon his right hand while gently resting his left hand atop a book, possibly indicating his learned nature. The background of the portrait is subdued, featuring a modest interior setting that focuses attention on the subjects without distraction.

The overall composition demonstrates George Romney’s masterful ability to capture both the physical likeness and the essence of his subjects, making this portrait a significant representation of 18th-century portraiture.

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