The Honourable Edward Ward (1753–1812) (1788) by George Romney

The Honourable Edward Ward (1753–1812) - George Romney - 1788

Artwork Information

TitleThe Honourable Edward Ward (1753–1812)
ArtistGeorge Romney
Date1788
Art MovementRococo

About The Honourable Edward Ward (1753–1812)

The artwork titled “The Honourable Edward Ward (1753–1812)” was created by George Romney in the year 1788. This portrait belongs to the Rococo art movement and exemplifies the portrait genre.

The artwork depicts a distinguished gentleman, Edward Ward, dressed in refined attire typical of the late 18th century. He is adorned in a vibrant red coat with brass buttons, a white ruffled shirt, and a high-collared cravat. His powdered wig is meticulously styled, and his serene yet confident expression conveys a sense of nobility and grace. The background is dark and subdued, ensuring that Mr. Ward remains the focal point of the painting. George Romney’s masterful brushwork and exquisite attention to detail are evident through the delicate rendering of textures and subtle play of light and shadow that bring the portrait to life.

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