1756 1823 Collection

Sir Henry Raeburn, RA, 1756-1823 (colour litho)
5220462 Sir Henry Raeburn, RA, 1756-1823 (colour litho) by Simpson, Joseph (1879-1939) (after); Private Collection; (add.info.: Sir Henry Raeburn, RA, 1756-1823)

Portrait of Hugh Hope, c. 1810. Creator: Henry Raeburn (Scottish, 1756-1823)
Portrait of Hugh Hope, c. 1810. Raeburn painted directly on the canvas without any preliminary drawing, often giving his works an informal, spontaneous air

Lieutenant General Duncan Campbell, c. 1810. Creator: Henry Raeburn (Scottish, 1756-1823)
Lieutenant General Duncan Campbell, c. 1810

Manner Henry Raeburn 1756-1823 Alexander Baron Seton
Manner of Henry Raeburn, (1756-1823), Alexander Baron Seton (1738-1814), lawyer, landowner, born in Scotland, working in Sweden and Scotland, g.m. 1. Elizabeth Angus, 2

Manner Henry Raeburn 1756-1823 Anne Innes Cathlow
Manner of Henry Raeburn, (1756-1823), Anne Innes of Cathlow (1770-1796), born in Scotland, m. Alexander Baron Seton in his second marriage, Oil on canvas, Height: 91.5 cm (36), Width: 71 cm (27.9)

Mrs Richard Alexander Oswald Louisa Johnston
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Janet Law Oil canvas 35 1 / 4 x 27 1 / 4 89. 5 69. 2 cm
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James Johnston Straiton died 1841 Oil canvas
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Sir Henry Raeburn, Miss Eleanor Urquhart, Scottish, 1756-1823, c. 1793, oil on canvas

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"Sir Henry Raeburn (1756-1823): Capturing the Essence of Scottish Aristocracy" Step into the world of Sir Henry Raeburn, a renowned Scottish artist who left an indelible mark on the art scene from 1756 to 1823. Known for his exceptional talent in portraiture, Raeburn's works continue to captivate audiences with their exquisite detail and masterful use of color. One such masterpiece is "Portrait of Hugh Hope, " created around 1810. In this painting, Raeburn skillfully portrays Hope's dignified presence and captures his essence with every brushstroke. The colors come alive, revealing a man of stature and character. Another notable piece by Raeburn is "Lieutenant General Duncan Campbell. " Painted during the same period as the previous work, this portrait showcases Campbell's military prowess and strength. With meticulous attention to detail, Raeburn brings out every nuance in Campbell's expression, making it seem as if he could step out of the canvas at any moment. Raeburn was not limited to depicting men; he also captured the beauty and grace of women like Mrs. Richard Alexander Oswald Louisa Johnston. Through her portrait, we see a woman exuding elegance and poise—a testament to both her own charm and Raeburn's artistic brilliance. The influence of Sir Henry Raeburn extended beyond individual portraits; he also excelled at capturing familial connections. One example is "Alexander Baron Seton, " where we witness a tender moment between father and son—an intimate portrayal that reveals their deep bond. In another family portrait titled "Anne Innes Cathlow, " we glimpse a motherly figure radiating warmth towards her child—a touching depiction that speaks volumes about love and nurturing relationships. Janet Law Oil canvas stands as yet another testament to Sir Henry Raeburn's versatility as an artist.