William Watson 1755 - 1759

georgeromney

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This portrait of William Watson, painted by George Romney between 1755 and 1759, depicts the sitter in a formal pose, wearing a dark brown coat with gold buttons. The composition is simple, focusing on Watson's face and upper body, highlighting his features with meticulous detail. Romney, a prominent British portrait artist, employed a realist style in this work, capturing Watson's likeness with precision and a touch of elegance. This piece exemplifies Romney's early style, showcasing his talent for capturing the essence of his subjects.