Abraham Rawlinson (1709–1780) 1772

This portrait of Abraham Rawlinson, painted by English artist George Romney in 1772, depicts the subject in a three-quarter view with a relaxed yet dignified expression. Rawlinson, a prominent figure in his time, is captured in a brown coat with a white collar, his powdered wig adding a touch of formality. Romney, known for his portraits of prominent figures, employs a naturalistic style, capturing the sitter's individual features and character. The portrait offers a glimpse into the fashion and customs of the 18th century, showcasing the sitter's social standing and Romney's skill in capturing likeness.