William Frederick (1776–1834), 2nd Duke of Gloucester (1791) by George Romney

William Frederick (1776–1834), 2nd Duke of Gloucester - George Romney - 1791

Artwork Information

TitleWilliam Frederick (1776–1834), 2nd Duke of Gloucester
ArtistGeorge Romney
Date1791
Art MovementRococo

About William Frederick (1776–1834), 2nd Duke of Gloucester

The artwork, titled “William Frederick (1776–1834), 2nd Duke of Gloucester,” was created by the artist George Romney in the year 1791. The piece belongs to the Rococo art movement and falls within the genre of portraiture.

The portrait showcases William Frederick dressed in an elaborate uniform, indicative of his high status and noble lineage. His attire features a richly embroidered coat with gold accents, complemented by white breeches and stockings, a testament to the fashion of the era. The background of the artwork presents an architectural element with grand columns on the right side, suggesting an opulent setting. The left side of the background incorporates a landscape with greenery and a cloudy sky, lending a sense of depth and contrast to the composition. The subject’s stance and gaze add a dignified and contemplative aura to the overall depiction.

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