Portrait of Richard Palmer 1787

This portrait, painted by George Romney in 1787, depicts Richard Palmer, a prominent figure of the late 18th century. Romney's work, known for its elegant and naturalistic style, captures Palmer's refined features and sophisticated attire, typical of the era. The subtle lighting and dark background highlight the subject, placing emphasis on his countenance and conveying an air of quiet confidence. The painting exemplifies Romney's mastery of portraiture, showcasing his ability to render both physical likeness and the inner character of his sitters.