The three youngest daughters of George III 1785

John Singleton Copley's "The Three Youngest Daughters of George III" (1785) depicts the playful nature of the royal family. The three daughters, dressed in elegant attire, are surrounded by playful dogs and a whimsical carriage. The painting captures a moment of innocent joy, showcasing the informal side of the royal family, a departure from traditional, formal portraiture. The vibrant colors and meticulous detail contribute to the painting's charm, making it a compelling example of Copley's skill as a portrait artist.