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Part of: 18th & 19th Century Western Art (14 resources )
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18th & 19th Century Western Art

The stories behind the paintings - war, slavery, scandal and tragedy.

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Sophie Grillet
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March 15, 2021 5:23 p.m.

14 Items in this Learning Collection
The Digby Children - The most Scandalous woman in Europe & her mean brother

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Footed Bonbon Dish (sugar, of a sugar and creamer set)

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Lady Eleanor Dundas
Lady Eleanor Dundas is shown half length, seated in front of a brown background. She looks towards the light source to the right of the painting. She is dressed in a diaphanous black dress with an Empire cut and black veil. A sheer lace collar frames her throat. She has heavy lidded eyes and an alert or slightly mournful expression
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Hogarth - the Four Times of the Day - Morning: who are they?
This print is vertically oriented with gray markings. A cream border surrounds it and it has “MORNING” written below it. The lower half of the print has a busy square. There is a pyramid of people to the right, with lovers, beggars, and a woman warming her hands over a fire. The left has a woman in a gown and a small boy behind her. Beyond them in the distance is a large mass of people carrying posters. The upper half shows the tops of the buildings that line the square. The rooftops has a dusting of snow, and the clouds are dark as if it were an early winter morning.<br />
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Lord Charles Spencer 
A young man leans against a stone ledge and gazes to his right. He wears a slate blue jacket with a white collar and cuffs and has a matching mantle. He casually hooks a finger of his left hand in the hilt of a sword that hangs at his waist. A plain stone column immediately behind the sitter creates a near silhouette of the shadowed side of his face. A hazy sky fills the background.
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The Edwards Family on a terrace
Six figures appear in a formal garden landscape. On the right a pair of men in powdered wigs stand behind two women, one seated in a wheelchair, before an elaborate portico. A pair of boys, also sporting wigs, stand on the left, partly screened by a fountain. One of the boys holds a shell and the other carries a parrot. A small pool extends through the middle ground behind the figures and draws attention to the setting and the distant obelisk visible above the trees.
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Sea and Rain
The painting depicts a solitary male figure standing along the shore. The thin layers of paint evoke a misty, overcast day with the figure standing perhaps on a tidal flat.
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Whistler's "Benevolent Dictatorship" slaveholding relatives
The painting depicts a solitary male figure standing along the shore. The thin layers of paint evoke a misty, overcast day with the figure standing perhaps on a tidal flat.
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Portrait of  Lady by Tischbein
An elegantly attired young woman is shown in a half-length portrait. Her hands are crossed in front of her at the wrist and she holds a partially open folding fan in her right hand. Her blue silk dress has long lace cuffs and a lace overlay at the shoulders and bodice. The bodice is also ornamented with silk bows of matching silk. At her neck is an elaborate pearl and lace choker; she has a matching pearl bracelet and seed pear earring. Her haif carries the blue of dress in the ornamentation at the crown of her head. Ribbons from her hair ornament cascade down either side of her bosom.
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Sir Foster Cunliffe - the full story - 
A full-length portrait of a standing male in a lanscape setting. To the left of the composition stands a pair of birches near the figure; to the right, the landscape opens up to a distant expanse of trees and hills. The man stands facing to the right but looking out of the canvas to the left. He holds a bow and quiver of arrows; a black hat with a feather is on the ground at his feet. He is dressed in tan pants and waistcoat with a green frock coat and black boots.
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The Four Times of Day: Evening
This print is vertically oriented with gray markings. A cream border surrounds it and it has “EVENING” written below it. The lower half of the print has a pastoral scene with several adults and children by a stream at the bottom of the print. Behind them, someone milks a cow. The upper half shows the tops of buildings and rolling hills. A sunset is taking place with dramatic clouds.<br />
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Hogarth The four Times of Day Evening: Who are they?
This print is vertically oriented with gray markings. A cream border surrounds it and it has “EVENING” written below it. The lower half of the print has a pastoral scene with several adults and children by a stream at the bottom of the print. Behind them, someone milks a cow. The upper half shows the tops of buildings and rolling hills. A sunset is taking place with dramatic clouds.<br />
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Portrait of a Lady

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German inheritance 

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Hogarth The four Times of Day Evening: Who are they?

Satire and caricature

This print is vertically oriented with gray markings. A cream border surrounds it and it has “EVENING” written below it. The lower half of the print has a pastoral scene with several adults and children by a stream at the bottom of the print. Behind them, someone milks a cow. The upper half shows the tops of buildings and rolling hills. A sunset is taking place with dramatic clouds.<br />
  

It's conceivable that this represents King George II and his fat and far more competent wife Queen Caroline, with their unloved eldest son tailing behind complaining of not getting any of the royal pie.

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King George II of Great Britain

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Queen Caroline of Great Britain


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Frederick Prince of Wales


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Caricature — by Sophie Grillet (March 15 2021 @ 5:19 pm)
Father — by Sophie Grillet (March 15 2021 @ 5:30 pm)
Motherhood — by Sophie Grillet (March 15 2021 @ 5:29 pm)
Royalty — by Sophie Grillet (March 15 2021 @ 5:19 pm)
Satire — by Sophie Grillet (March 15 2021 @ 5:19 pm)
Smallpox — by Sophie Grillet (March 15 2021 @ 5:29 pm)

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The Digby Children - The most Scandalous woman in Europe & her mean brother
<p>The most Scandalous woman in Europe, - Spanish p...
Hogarth - the Four Times of the Day - Morning: who are they?
<p>Caricature and satire dated 1738</p>
Lord Charles Spencer 
<p>Poor little rich kid</p>
The Edwards Family on a terrace
<p>Family business</p>
Sea and Rain
1955/1.89
Whistler's "Benevolent Dictatorship" slaveholding relatives
<p>James McNeill Whistler's extraordinary family</p...
Portrait of  Lady by Tischbein
<p>Where'd you get that fancy frock?</p>
Sir Foster Cunliffe - the full story - 
<p>A story of social climbing. From the slave trade...
German inheritance 
<p>Eighteenth Century Power and Lace</p>

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