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William Windham (1750–1810), Mp, Lord Lieutenant Of Ireland (1783), Secretary For War (1792–1801), Secretary For War And The Colonies (1806) — Sir Thomas Lawrence

Sir Thomas Lawrence

1803

William Windham (1750–1810), Mp, Lord Lieutenant Of Ireland (1783), Secretary For War (1792–1801), Secretary For War And The Colonies (1806)

Sir Thomas Lawrence’s 1803 portrait of William Windham embodies Regency power through meticulous Beaux Arts style and a luminous depiction of the influential British politician. Discover this stunning artwork and own a piece of history.

Sir William Scott (1745–1836), Afterwards Baron Stowell, Elder Brother Of The Earl Of Eldon, Fellow (1764), Judge Of The High Court Of The Admiralty — John Hoppner

John Hoppner

1806

Sir William Scott (1745–1836), Afterwards Baron Stowell, Elder Brother Of The Earl Of Eldon, Fellow (1764), Judge Of The High Court Of The Admiralty

John Hoppner’s luminous portrait captures Sir William Scott in regal repose, bathed in rich reds and illuminated by masterful brushstrokes—a quintessential neoclassical depiction of a distinguished jurist from 1806.

John Scott (1751–1838), Afterwards 1st Earl Of Eldon, Younger Brother Of Lord Stowell, Fellow (1767), Lord High Chancellor Of England (1801–1806) — William Cowen

William Cowen

1812

John Scott (1751–1838), Afterwards 1st Earl Of Eldon, Younger Brother Of Lord Stowell, Fellow (1767), Lord High Chancellor Of England (1801–1806)

William Cowen’s 1812 portrait of John Scott, 1st Earl of Eldon, captures the formal dignity of a Lord High Chancellor in rich oil on canvas, showcasing neoclassical style and detail.

Oswald Hornby Joseph Birley

1945

Clement Attlee (1883–1967), 1st Earl Attlee, Wearing Dcl Robes, Commoner, Prime Minister (1945–1951)

A dignified portrait of Clement Attlee in vibrant red DCL robes by Sir Oswald Birley captures the formal essence of 1945 British history, offering a timeless piece for your collection.