This is all my costume research across the years of my Theatre Design course.
For second year work select Feb 2010 or Mar 2010 on the drop down menu on the right. These sections relate to costume and fashion from the early 1800s.
For third year work select Oct 2010, Nov 2010 or Dec 2010 on the drop down menu on the right. This archive is for the character Toad of Toad Hall from the Edwardian era.

Friday, 12 February 2010

Nineteenth Century British Painters

(Rosie Johnson)


British Painters 1770 - 1810

Thomas Gainsborough


1727-1788

One of the most famous portrait and landscape painters of 18th century Britain.

It seems Gainsborough painted mostly in the time prior to the period we are looking at. However his work shows how extravagant the style was in the mid to late 18th century.

His work seems to mostly follow the upper-class of society, with references to some of the richest people at that time such as Georgiana the Duchess of Devonshire.


















Georgina, Dutchess of Devonshire 1783














Mr and Mrs William Hallett1785



Sir Joshua Reynolds


1723-1792

Specialised in portraits and promoted the ‘Grand Style’- idealisation of the imperfect.

Painted the upperclass. During the reign of George III Reynolds was appointed his first president.














Portrait of Mary Wordsworth, Lady Kent 1777















Hon. Anne Bingham1786


George Romney


1734-1802

He had a muse Emma Hamilton who he painted over 60 portraits in various poses, sometimes playing the part of historical or mythical figures.













































Jane Maxwell, Duchess of Gordon
































Sarah Rodbard 1784


John Henry Fuseli


1741-1825

Fuseli embellished in the supernatural, thinking a little exaggeration enhanced everything.

He was also a master at putting figures in motion.


Portrait of a young women1781























Private View at the Royal Academy, 1881


James Northcote 1746 - 1831




















Offer of the Crown to William and Mary 1827


























Edward Jenner 1802


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