George Romney (1734-1802) was an English portrait painter and one of the foremost portraitists of the 18th century. He was a close friend of the poet William Wordsworth and a major influence on the development of British art. Romney's works are known for their sensitive use of colour and light, and his subjects often appear in a dreamlike state. His portraits were highly sought after in his lifetime, and his fine art prints remain popular today.
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Romney Prints
- Little Child with a Dog
- Major Pierson and the Brahman
- Mrs Francis Russell
- Mrs Thomas Phipps
- Paradise Lost
- Peter and James Romney
- Philip Francis
- Portrait of a Boy
- Portrait of a Girl
- Portrait of Ann Barbara Russell
- Portrait of James Dashwood, Half Length Wearing a Blue Jacket and White Jabot
- Portrait of Man
- Portrait of Mary Corrance
- Portrait of Mrs Harriet Greer
- Portrait of Mrs Henry Maxwell
- Portrait of Mrs Uppleby
- Portrait of the Artist, Bust Length
- Prison Scene
- Prostrate Woman
- Reclining Woman and Other Figures
- Reclining Woman and Other Figures, 1793
- Richard Cumberland
- Temptation of Christ
- Three Graces and Fiends
- Wave with Figures