Thomas lawrence

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Mrs. William Chamberlain (Cornelia Mitchell of Virginia) by Sully, Thomas, American (1783-1872). Painted in 1810. Mead Art Museum at Amherst College (AC 1945.136)

If Elizabeth Bennet had indulged in a bit of frivolous fashion magazine perusal, what advice might she have read there and what images might she have seen?

“lady of pearls”

Thomas Lawrence (1769-1830), Elizabeth Farren Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York Thomas Lawrence: Regency Power and Brilliance Nat...

Sir Thomas Lawrence was the leading British portrait painter of the early 19th century, portraying most of the important personalities of the day in his polished and flattering style. He was influenced by Sir Joshua Reynolds during his youth; his style developed very little throughout his life.

Portrait of Mary, Countess of Wilton (1801-1858), three-quarter-length, seated, in a red velvet dress with a brooch, a landscape beyond

ca. 1808 Lady St John as Hebe by Sir Thomas Lawrence (Wadsworth Atheneum Museum of Art - Hartford, Connecticut, USA). From mobile.wa.yourcultureconnect.com/e/south-wall/lady-st-john-as-hebe-c-1808 1103X2000 @200 561kj.

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Thomas Lawrence

Sir Thomas Lawrence

Charlotte (left) and Sarah were 19 and 21, respectively, when this portrait was painted on the occasion of Sarah’s marriage to the topographer Daniel Lysons. The sisters wear fashionable gowns and jewelry, but their affectionate posture conveys a sisterly tenderness that transcends glamour. There was a seemingly insatiable demand for Thomas Lawrence’s portraits representing stylish English society, but he was notoriously slow working. Although this picture was begun in 1801, it still was not…

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