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Thomas Gainsborough
1727–1788
(Baptised Sudbury, Suffolk, 14 May 1727; died London, 2 August 1788). English painter (of portraits, landscapes, and fancy pictures), draughtsman and occasional printmaker, one of the most individual geniuses in British art.
Text Source: The Oxford Dictionary of Art and Artists (Oxford University Press)
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Miss Brummell c.1781–1782 English Heritage, Kenwood
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Self Portrait 1774–1788 The Courtauld, London (Samuel Courtauld Trust)
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The Right Honourable William Pitt the Younger (1759–1806) c.1787–1790 English Heritage, Kenwood
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Anne Luttrell (1743–1808), Duchess of Cumberland c.1773 Lady Lever Art Gallery
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The Honourable William Fitzwilliam 1775 The Fitzwilliam Museum
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Mrs Charlotte Frere c.1763 Lady Lever Art Gallery
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George Lavington (1684–1762), Bishop of Exeter (1746–1762) mid-18th C The Palace, Exeter
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Mrs Griffiths c.1800 John Wesley’s House & The Museum of Methodism
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Portrait of a Young Gentleman c.1760–1765 Manchester Art Gallery
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Rocky Wooded Landscape with Rustic Lovers by a Pool c.1774/1777 National Trust, Petworth House
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Portrait of a Lady with Red Hair c.1786/1787 National Trust, Ascott
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The Rev. John Chafy Playing the Violoncello in a Landscape c.1750–2 Tate
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Philippe Jacques de Loutherbourg (1740–1812) 1778 or before Dulwich Picture Gallery
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Jacob Bouverie (1694–1761), First Viscount Folkestone and First President of the Society of Arts 1776 Royal Society of Arts
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George III (1738–1820) c.1760 Leicester Museums and Galleries
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Alexander Hamilton (1767–1852), 10th Duke of Hamilton, 7th Duke of Brandon 1786 National Trust, Waddesdon Manor
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Mary Darby (1758–1800), Mrs Thomas Robinson ('Perdita') 1781 National Trust, Waddesdon Manor
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Lady Alston c.1767 Gainsborough's House
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The Gravenor Family c.1754 Yale Center for British Art
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Landscape with Stream and Weir 1750–1753 Yale Center for British Art