One hundred years ago, Thomas Gainsborough’s The Blue Boy (1770) became the most expensive painting in the world when American collectors Henry and Arabella Huntington purchased the masterpiece for ...
The Frick Collection is scheduled to present its first special exhibition focused on the English artist Thomas Gainsborough, ...
The Painter's Daughters Chasing a Butterfly (1756, detail) by Thomas Gainsborough - DeAgostini Thomas Gainsborough first painted his beloved daughters Molly and Peggy when they were aged six and five, ...
The Kimbell Art Museum has acquired Thomas Gainsborough’s “Going to Market, Early Morning,” considered one of the finest examples of landscape paintings by one of the 18th century’s most esteemed ...
The English portraitist Thomas Gainsborough (1727-1788) took no small pleasure in being known as “the likeness man.” Rather he than Sir Thomas Reynolds, his principle adversary. The fashionable ...
The corner of southeastern England where Suffolk meets Essex is called “Constable country,” but before John Constable immortalized its green vales and shifting skies, this was Thomas Gainsborough’s ...
18.5 x 10 cm. (7.3 x 3.9 in.) perhaps John Constable, 1776–1837, introduction by R. B. Beckett, Manchester City Art Gallery, April to June 1956 This small sheet, which at one time was tipped into an ...
Birmingham, City Art Gallery, Early English Watercolours from the Collections of J. Leslie Wright and Walter Turner, 1938, no. 92; London, Royal Academy, Collection of Masters of British Watercolour - ...
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