The Collaborative Visions of Tatham, Bailey & Sanders: Masters of Regency Portraiture William Tatham, Thomas Bailey and John Sanders represent a fascinating, often overlooked chapter in the history of British portraiture. While their names rarely achieve the singular recognition afforded to contemporaries like Lawrence or Gainsborough, their collective output – largely executed through a remarkably efficient collaborative practice – defined the aesthetic of Regency society’s middle class. Their story isn't one of individual genius, but rather of shrewd business acumen and an uncanny ability…