The grandfather of one figure in this painting was a prominent cabinet maker who created the frame for the artist's The Charterhouse, painted almost 40 years earlier.  
The grandfather of one figure in this painting was a prominent cabinet maker who created the frame for the artist's The Charterhouse, painted almost 40 years earlier.  Three white ostrich feathers stick out of the black hat of a woman in this work, who also has a black silk band tied around her waist.  The animal pictured in this painting also appeared in the artist's portrait of Mrs. Mary Robinson and belonged to the composer, Carl Friedrich Abel.  One figure in this "fancy picture" tucks his hand into his jacket in the same manner as the artist's earlier portrait of John Plampin.  A white Spitz dog looks up at the central figures of this painting, who lock arms and step in front of an idyllic rustic landscape.  The woman in this 1785 painting may be wearing her white wedding dress.  For 10 points, name this Thomas Gainsborough portrait of a young couple on a promenade.
The grandfather of one figure in this painting was a prominent cabinet maker who created the frame for the artist's The Charterhouse, painted almost 40 years earlier.  
The Morning Walk [or Portrait of Mr. and Mrs. William Hallett]