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John Singleton Copley

1778

Watson And The Shark

Experience John Singleton Copley’s ‘Watson & the Shark’! A dramatic 1778 oil painting of a daring rescue. Explore its dynamic composition, rich color palette & historical significance.

Jean-antoine Houdon

1778

Benjamin Franklin

Admire Jean-Antoine Houdon’s masterful 1778 portrait of Benjamin Franklin. A neoclassical masterpiece capturing the statesman's intellect & gravitas. Hand-painted reproduction available.

Benjamin West

1778

Portrait Of George, Prince Of Wales, And Prince Frederick, Later Duke Of York

Benjamin West's "Portrait of George & Frederick" captures the royal brothers in 1778. Witness their formal attire and regal presence within a detailed, checkered background – a glimpse into British aristocracy.

Benjamin West

1778

The Bard

Benjamin West’s "The Bard" (1778) captures a contemplative musician in a neoclassical portrait, showcasing long hair and a harp. This evocative artwork by the American artist offers a timeless depiction of artistry and contemplation – discover this masterpiece.

Jacques-louis David

1778

The Funeral Of Patroclus

Explore Jacques-Louis David’s ‘Funeral of Patroclus,’ a monumental Neo-Classical masterpiece. Discover its historical context, artistic significance & beauty in this iconic 1778 painting.

Jean Jacques Caffiéri

1778

Pierre Corneille

Admire Pierre Corneille's terracotta bust by Jean-Jacques Caffiéri, a masterpiece of Rococo sculpture capturing the playwright’s thoughtful expression. Explore its history and artistry.

Francisco José De Goya Y Lucientes

1778

Il Mercante Di Stoviglie. . Museo Del Prado Madrid

Francisco Goya’s haunting ‘Il Mercante di stoviglie,’ painted in 1778, captures a tense historical tableau brimming with symbolic detail—a skull and clocks hinting at mortality and time. Explore this Prado masterpiece's dramatic style and profound artistic legacy through exquisite hand-painted reproductions.

Sir Joshua Reynolds

1778

Lady Caroline Howard

John Singleton Copley

1778

Sir William Pepperrell And Family

John Singleton Copley’s 1778 portrait, Sir William Pepperrell and Family, captures a poignant Neo-Classical scene of colonial life with realistic detail and warmth; explore this masterful depiction of family and legacy.

Thomas Gainsborough

1778

Portrait Of James Christie

Admire Thomas Gainsborough’s Portrait of James Christie, a captivating 1778 oil painting showcasing a distinguished gentleman in a white wig and suit. This elegant portrait exemplifies Gainsborough's mastery and offers a timeless piece to enhance your collection.

Francisco José De Goya Y Lucientes

1778

The Blind Guitar Player

Francisco Goya’s "The Blind Guitar Player" (1778) captures a poignant scene of musical devotion with its dramatic lighting and enigmatic subject, showcasing the artist's masterful realism and foreshadowing his later explorations of human emotion. Discover this captivating artwork and bring it into your collection.

John Singleton Copley

1778

Mrs.seymour Fort

Admire John Singleton Copley’s exquisite 1778 Neoclassical portrait, Mrs. Seymour Fort, a captivating depiction of elegance and poise within a refined domestic setting. Discover this timeless masterpiece and own a piece of art history.

Nicolai Abraham Abildgaard

1778

Hamlet And His Mother

Nicolai Abildgaard's "Hamlet and His Mother" captures a poignant scene of familial tension and royal intrigue, showcasing Shakespearean drama with masterful detail.

Jean-joseph Barrière

1778

Snuffbox With Portrait Of A Man, Probably Prinz Karl Von Sachsen (1733–1796)

Baroque elegance shines on this exquisite 18th-century snuffbox portrait by Jean-Joseph Barrière; discover the opulence of aristocratic life.

Jane Maxwell (c.1749–1812), Duchess Of Gordon, Wife Of The 4th Duke Of Gordon, With Her Son, George Duncan (1770–1836), Marquess Of Huntly, Later 5th Duke Of Gordon — George Romney

George Romney

1778

Jane Maxwell (c.1749–1812), Duchess Of Gordon, Wife Of The 4th Duke Of Gordon, With Her Son, George Duncan (1770–1836), Marquess Of Huntly, Later 5th Duke Of Gordon

A tender portrait by George Romney circa 1778 captures Jane Maxwell, Duchess of Gordon, and her son, George Duncan, Marquess of Huntly, in a graceful scene evoking the elegance of the British Regency period – discover this exquisite artwork.

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