In the background of this painting, the spire of St. Peter's church can be seen peeping out from behind a copse of trees in the background. An enclosure in its center holds a group of sheep, while bound sheaves of wheat can be seen on the right side. It depicts the scion of the Prince of Wales' "remembrancer," who owned a town house on Grosvenor Square and had recently acquired the Auberies estate. According to the Sudbury records, the man holding the rifle and standing on the left foreground was 22 years old, while the woman seated next to him on a garden bench, was 16, and before posing for 
In the background of this painting, the spire of St. Peter's church can be seen peeping out from behind a copse of trees in the background. An enclosure in its center holds a group of sheep, while bound sheaves of wheat can be seen on the right side. It depicts the scion of the Prince of Wales' "remembrancer," who owned a town house on Grosvenor Square and had recently acquired the Auberies estate. According to the Sudbury records, the man holding the rifle and standing on the left foreground was 22 years old, while the woman seated next to him on a garden bench, was 16, and before posing for this painting, bore the surname Carter. For 10 points, name this 1750 painting which depicts a newly married title couple gazing out at the viewer from their property, a double portrait by Thomas Gainsborough.
In the background of this painting, the spire of St. Peter's church can be seen peeping out from behind a copse of trees in the background.
Mr. and Mrs. Andrews [or Robert Andrews and His Wife]