What is the thematic context of Yelloly?

neoclassical influence, formal portraiture style, 18th century society, wealth & status symbol, physician's patronage, royal society member, medical observation, detailed human study

Is Yelloly under copyright?

No, this artwork is in the public domain.

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Yelloly

Neoclassicism

John Jackson (1778 – 1831)

Explore portraits by John Jackson (1778-1831), a British artist renowned for his detailed likenesses of prominent figures like Sir John Soane & Wesley. Discover his skill!

About this artwork

Title: Yelloly
Artist: John Jackson
Format: Portrait
Copyright status: Public domain
Creative period: Late Medieval
Main color: Black
Keywords: classic portrait style , vintage portrait , fine art reproduction
Perceived brightness: deep_shadow
Topics: 18th century style , historical portraiture , formal figure art

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