Portrait of George IV n.d.

This charcoal drawing by William Mulready, a prominent 19th-century British artist, depicts a close-up portrait of King George IV. The simple yet refined execution of the drawing highlights the King’s features, capturing his regal presence and a hint of his notorious personality. The minimalist background focuses the viewer’s attention on the subject, making it a powerful and intimate representation of the monarch. This sketch, a work of art in its own right, provides insight into Mulready’s artistic process and his ability to capture likeness with precision.