Academic Realism
Sir Robert George Throckmorton (Thomas Phillips)
Sir Robert George Throckmorton is a work by Thomas Phillips (1770–1845). It belongs to the Academic Realism movement. It is kept at Coughton Court in United Kingdom.
Sir Robert George Throckmorton: catalogue record
- Title
- Sir Robert George Throckmorton
- Artist
- Thomas Phillips (1770–1845)
- Artist born in
- Dudley, Storbritannien
- Where to see it
- Coughton Court, United Kingdom
- Movement
- Academic Realism
- Subject
- portrait, baroque, british art, historical figure, chiaroscuro, formal portrait
Location of Sir Robert George Throckmorton
Coughton Court
United Kingdom
The History of Coughton Court The Throckmorton family has been associated with Coughton Court for over six centuries. The family's presence at the site began in the early 15th century, when John de Throckmorton, who served as Under Treasurer of England to Henry VI, acquired the estate through his marriage to Eleanor de Spiney. While some records suggest the family arrived in 1409, others place their establishment at the site in 1412.
Abigail Sacheverell, Mrs Humphrey PakingtonCornelius I Johnson, 1630
Apollonia YatePeter Lely, 1655
Sir Francis Throckmorton, 2nd Bt (1641-1680)Gerard Soest, 1672
William Herbert, Lord Herbert, later 2nd Marquis of Powis (c. 1665 - 1745)François de Troy, 1714
Anne Frances Throckmorton (1664–1734), Prioress of the English Augustinian Convent of Notre Dame de Sion, ParisNicolas de Largillière, 1729
Robert Throckmorton (1750-1779)Pompeo Batoni, 1772
Lady Mary Herbert (1659–1744 1745), Viscountess Montagu, Previously the Honourable Lady Richard Molyneux, and Later Lady Maxwell, as DianaFrançois de Troy, 1688
Sir Robert Throckmorton (1702–1791), 4th BtNicolas de Largillière, 1729
Sir Robert George Throckmorton: image files and credit line
Thomas Phillips, Sir Robert George Throckmorton, Coughton Court. Public domain.
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Inventarnummeret for "Sir Robert George Throckmorton" af Thomas Phillips på Coughton Court er 135609.
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Det Academic Realism værk "Sir Robert George Throckmorton" blev skabt af en kunstner født i Storbritannien.
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Hvor placerer "Sir Robert George Throckmorton" sig i forhold til Thomas Phillipss samlede værk?
"Sir Robert George Throckmorton" deler med Thomas Phillipss øvrige værker sin Academic Realism-stil og de gennemgående temaer: phillips's signature style, reflects royal commissions, demonstrates technical skill, represents a key portrait phase, neoclassical ideals, royal portraiture tradition, venetian chiaroscuro, academic painting style.
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Thomas Phillips: biography
1770–1845, Storbritannien
Thomas Phillips
Tidlig Liv og Kunstneriske Fundamenter Thomas Phillips, født i Dudley, Worcestershire, i 1770, trådte frem fra relativt beskedne begyndelser for at blive en bemærkelsesværdig figur i det britiske kunstmiljø i slutningen af det 18. og begyndelsen af det 19. århundrede. Hans indledende kunstneriske træning var ikke inden for de traditionelle rammer af maleri, men snarere i håndværket af glasmalerier under Francis Eginton i Birmingham.
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