A blank patch is left in the lap of one of this painter's subjects, who wears a blue dress and sits under a (*) tree next to her rifle-holding husband in a work displaying their vast tracts of land.
This artist depicted a woman in a pink and black lace wrap in front of an eerily craggy landscape in his portrait of Lady Alston. This artist's most famous work was possibly painted to spite a rival who said that pictures should have mostly warm colors. This artist painted two girls in gold and silver in The Painter's Daughters Chasing a Butterfly, and in another work, he depicted a pensive girl with short hair watching some pigs drink milk. A blank patch is left in the lap of one of this painter's subjects, who wears a blue dress and sits under a (*) tree next to her rifle-holding husband in a work displaying their vast tracts of land. Another of this artist's portraits is displayed with Thomas Lawrence's "Pinkie" and probably shows Jonathan Buttall. For 10 points, name this rival of Joshua Reynolds, an English painter of Mr. and Mrs. Andrews and The Blue Boy.
This artist depicted a woman in a pink and black lace wrap in front of an eerily craggy landscape in his portrait of Lady Alston.
Thomas Gainsborough