This artist showed two dogs standing near a child dressed to look like a Holbein portrait in his painting of the three-year-old Master Crewe as Henry VIII.
This artist showed two dogs standing near a child dressed to look like a Holbein portrait in his painting of the three-year-old Master Crewe as Henry VIII. The title myopic literary critic, dressed in brown, holds a book directly up to his nose, in this artist's portrait of Giuseppe Baretti. He showed an admiral in the reverse pose of the Apollo Belvedere in one of his portraits of Augustus Keppel. He painted two aristocrats taking aim with bows and arrows in a forest in his Colonel Acland and Lord Sydney: The Archers. A pale woman, modeled after Melpomene, sits in front of allegories of Pity and Terror, respectively holding a cup and dagger, in his Sarah Siddons as the Tragic Muse. For 10 points, name this English proponent of the "Grand Style" and first president of the Royal Academy of Arts.
This artist showed two dogs standing near a child dressed to look like a Holbein portrait in his painting of the three-year-old Master Crewe as Henry VIII.
Sir Joshua Reynolds