Major-General Sir Archibald Campbell

Britische Malerei 1780–1810, 1790–1792

The artwork is a portrait of a man depicted from the waist up. He is standing and looking slightly to his left. The man has light-colored hair styled back. He is wearing a bright red military coat adorned with gold epaulettes, intricate embroidery, and a prominent medal on the left side of his chest. His coat is fastened with gold buttons, and he wears a white cravat at the neck. He is holding a black tricorn hat in his left hand. The background is a blend of dark and light tones with a view of a landscape, showing some buildings in the distance on the left side.
Artiste
Britische Malerei 1780–1810
Datation
1790–1792
Catégorie
Peinture
Technique
Huile sur toile
Dimensions
153,4 × 123,9 cm
Collection
National Gallery of Art, Washington
Licence
Domaine public, CC0

Description de l’image

The artwork is a portrait of a man depicted from the waist up. He is standing and looking slightly to his left. The man has light-colored hair styled back. He is wearing a bright red military coat adorned with gold epaulettes, intricate embroidery, and a prominent medal on the left side of his chest. His coat is fastened with gold buttons, and he wears a white cravat at the neck. He is holding a black tricorn hat in his left hand. The background is a blend of dark and light tones with a view of a landscape, showing some buildings in the distance on the left side.

Britische Malerei 1780–1810