Sir Thomas Lawrence painted some of the leading figures of Georgian and Regency Britain, from actors and aristocrats to members of the royal family. His portraits combine expressive faces, confident brushwork and richly detailed clothing, capturing both the fashions and personalities of his sitters.
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Sir Thomas Lawrence painted some of the leading figures of Georgian and Regency Britain, from actors and aristocrats to members of the royal family. His portraits combine expressive faces, confident brushwork and richly detailed clothing, capturing both the fashions and personalities of his sitters.
This download includes 45 high-resolution JPEG images by the British portrait painter Sir Thomas Lawrence.
All images are supplied at 600 dpi, with longest-edge dimensions ranging from 4,710 to 8,632 pixels.
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The pictures are out of copyright and in the public domain, so you are free to use them in whatever way you like, including commercial use.
Sir Thomas Lawrence (1769–1830) was a British portrait painter who became one of the leading artists of the Regency period. He was particularly admired for his expressive portraits, confident brushwork and ability to capture the character of his sitters.
Born in Bristol on 13 April 1769, Lawrence showed an early talent for drawing. As a child, he made portraits of visitors to his father’s inn, first in Devizes and later in Bath. His family encouraged his work, and by his teenage years he was earning money as a portraitist. In 1787, he moved to London, where he briefly attended the Royal Academy Schools and attracted the attention of its president, Sir Joshua Reynolds. Although he received advice from Benjamin West, he developed much of his technique independently.
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