Thomas Rackett the Younger (1756–1840) (1768) by George Romney

Thomas Rackett the Younger (1756–1840) - George Romney - 1768

Artwork Information

TitleThomas Rackett the Younger (1756–1840)
ArtistGeorge Romney
Date1768
Art MovementRococo

About Thomas Rackett the Younger (1756–1840)

The artwork titled “Thomas Rackett the Younger (1756–1840)” was created by George Romney in 1768. This portrait belongs to the Rococo art movement, and it depicts a young Thomas Rackett striking a pose amidst a natural backdrop.

In the artwork, the subject is garbed in a vibrant red coat, which contrasts strikingly against the darker, shaded background of dense foliage. He is seen engaging with the environment, likely indicating an interest in nature or intellectual pursuits, as the open book at his feet suggests. The composed yet lively stance of Thomas Rackett, complemented by the fine detailing in his attire, highlights the elegance and finesse characteristic of the Rococo style. The artist, George Romney, has adeptly utilized light and shadow to enhance the subject’s presence and the overall depth of the scene.

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