The artwork, titled “Robert Tindal of Coval Hall (1749–1833), Father of Sir Nicholas Tindal,” is a portrait created by the artist John Jackson in the year 1800. This piece belongs to the Rococo art movement and is classified under the genre of portraiture.
In the artwork, Robert Tindal is depicted with a composed demeanor, seated and attired in formal clothing typical of the early 19th century. His attire includes a dark coat accented with brass buttons and an elegant, light-colored waistcoat. He holds a quill in his right hand, suggesting an association with writing or scholarly activity. The background, subtly shaded, complements the dignified presence of the subject, further emphasizing the refinement and sophistication characteristic of Rococo portraiture.
