“Thomas Greene” is a portrait by the artist George Romney, completed in 1763. The artwork belongs to the Rococo art movement and exemplifies the portrait genre.
The artwork portrays a side profile of a man, Thomas Greene, with a focus on his contemplative expression. His skin is rendered with a lifelike quality, showcasing Romney’s skill in capturing human emotion. The subject is adorned with a simple white cloth wrapped around his head, contrasting with the darker tones of his attire and the background. This contrast highlights the subject’s face, drawing attention to his introspective gaze. The subdued color palette and the chiaroscuro effect contribute to a sense of depth and realism, characteristic of the Rococo movement’s attention to detail and elegance.
