One work by this artist, The Market Cart, portrays the title conveyance returning through a towering wood fully laden with produce. This artist added the device of a boy gathering wood a year after completing that painting. The same image appears in the much earlier Cornard Wood, along with grazing and excavating stones, which reflect this artist's concern with common land enclosure and a stylized, nostalgic portrayal of 
One work by this artist, The Market Cart, portrays the title conveyance returning through a towering wood fully laden with produce. This artist added the device of a boy gathering wood a year after completing that painting. The same image appears in the much earlier Cornard Wood, along with grazing and excavating stones, which reflect this artist's concern with common land enclosure and a stylized, nostalgic portrayal of the countryside, in particular his native Sudbury, Suffolk. In addition to those works, which are among earliest elements of the English pastoral school, this artist is known for incorporating landscape elements in portraits such as those of George Drummond and one known as The Morning Walk, a wedding portrait of Mr. and Mrs. William Hallett and their Pomeranian. For 10 points, name this 18th century English portraitist of The Blue Boy and Mr. and Mrs. Andrews.
One work by this artist, The Market Cart, portrays the title conveyance returning through a towering wood fully laden with produce.
Thomas Gainsborough