Devis Arthur Collection

Thomas Lister and Family at Gisburne Park, 1740 / 41. Creator: Arthur Devis
Thomas Lister and Family at Gisburne Park, 1740/41

Portrait of a Man, 1763. Creator: Arthur Devis
Portrait of a Man, 1763

Sir John Shaw and his Family in the Park at Eltham Lodge, Kent, 1761

John Thomlinson and His Family, 1745. Creator: Arthur Devis
John Thomlinson and His Family, 1745

Arthur Holdsworth Conversing with Thomas Taylor and Captain Stancombe by River Dart, 1757
Arthur Holdsworth Conversing with Thomas Taylor and Captain Stancombe by the River Dart, 1757

Members of the Maynard Family in the Park at Waltons, c. 1755 / 1762. Creator: Arthur Devis
Members of the Maynard Family in the Park at Waltons, c. 1755/1762

Portrait of a Gentleman Netting Partridges, 1756. Creator: Arthur Devis
Portrait of a Gentleman Netting Partridges, 1756

Portrait Of A Man In Red, 1785. Creator: Arthur Devis
Portrait Of A Man In Red, 1785

Portrait Of A Man In Blue, 1785. Creator: Arthur Devis
Portrait Of A Man In Blue, 1785

Portrait Of A Woman In Light Blue, 1785. Creator: Arthur Devis
Portrait Of A Woman In Light Blue, 1785

Portrait Of A Woman In Dark Blue, 1785. Creator: Arthur Devis
Portrait Of A Woman In Dark Blue, 1785

Portrait Of A Woman In Gold, 1785. Creator: Arthur Devis
Portrait Of A Woman In Gold, 1785

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"Capturing the Essence of Elegance: The Artistry of Arthur Devis" Step into the world of 18th-century England through the masterful works of Arthur Devis. Known for his exquisite portraiture, Devis brings to life the aristocracy and their families in stunning detail. In "Thomas Lister and Family at Gisburne Park, 1740 / 41, " we witness a moment frozen in time as Thomas Lister and his loved ones enjoy the tranquil beauty of their estate. Devis's meticulous brushstrokes capture every nuance, from the vibrant colors of nature to the expressions on each family member's face. In "Portrait of a Man, 1763, " we are introduced to an enigmatic figure whose gaze holds secrets untold. With skillful use of light and shadow, Devis creates an air of mystery that leaves us longing to uncover this man's story. Traveling further into society's elite circles, we encounter "Sir John Shaw and his Family in the Park at Eltham Lodge, Kent, 1761. " Here, amidst lush greenery and opulent attire, Sir John Shaw proudly presents his family as a symbol of status and prosperity. Devis captures not only their physical likeness but also their familial bond with remarkable finesse. Moving beyond nobility alone, Devis delves into more personal narratives such as "John Thomlinson and His Family, 1745. " Through delicate brushwork and tender expressions shared between family members gathered around a table laden with fruits and flowers; he immortalizes moments filled with love and connection. Yet it is not solely domestic scenes that captivate our attention; landscapes come alive too. In "Arthur Holdsworth Conversing with Thomas Taylor & Captain Stancombe by River Dart, " painted in 1757; we find ourselves immersed in nature's splendor while witnessing an animated conversation between gentlemen against a backdrop of serene waters and verdant foliage.