George Romney

1734–1802 · Rococo

George Romney was an English painter. He was the most fashionable artist of his day, painting many leading society figures – including his artistic muse, Emma Hamilton, mistress of Lord Nelson.

39 paintings

• Mrs. Francis Russell (1785–87)
• Portrait of Jane Hoskyns (c. 1778–1780)
• Henrietta, Countess of Warwick, and Her Children (1787)
• Miss Juliana Willoughby (1781)
• Portrait of Mrs. Andrew Reid (1780)
• Portrait of a young Man (1760)
• Portrait of Mr. Edmund Poulter (1780)
• Portrait of Miss Sarah Mariott
• Portrait of Mrs Harrit Greer (1781)
• Portrait of a Woman, Said to Be Emily Bertie Pott (died 1782) (1781)
• Portrait of a Man
• Lady Elizabeth Stanley (1753–1797), Countess of Derby (1776–78)
• Mrs. Charles Frederick (Martha Rigden, died 1794)
• Self-Portrait (1795)
• Admiral Sir Chaloner Ogle (1726–1816)
• Portrait of Emma Hart, later Lady Hamilton (1784)
• Portrait of Two Girls (Misses Cumberland) (1773)
• Mr and Mrs William Lindow (1772)
• Mrs Johnstone and her Son (?) (1777)
• Mrs. Thomas Scott Jackson (c. 1770/1773)
• Miss Juliana Willoughby (1781-1783)
• Mrs. Davies Davenport (1782-1784)
• Mrs. Alexander Blair (1787-1789)
• Lady Arabella Ward (1783-1788)
• Mr. Forbes (c. 1780/1790)
• Major-General Sir Archibald Campbell (1790-1792)
• Sir William Hamilton (1783-1784)
• Portrait of John Wesley (1789)
• Portrait of Lady Grantham (1781)
• Portrait of Marianne Holbech (1782)
• Portrait of the Willett Children (1791)
• Portrait of Mrs. Champion de Crespigny [née Dorothy Scott] (1790)
• Portrait of Mrs. Finch (1790)
• Portrait of Mrs. Sophia Vandergucht (1789)
• Portrait of Mrs. Tickell (1792)
• Portrait of Sir John Reade (1788)
• Portrait of the Honorable Mrs. Beresford (1785)
• Shepherd Girl (Little Bo-Peep) (1780)
• Master Ward (1771)