Portrait of Richard Aldworth Neville, Later Second Baron Braybrooke 1773

Pompeo Batoni, a prominent Italian painter of the 18th century, created this portrait of Richard Aldworth Neville in 1773. The artwork showcases Neville in a formal pose, dressed in a richly colored suit, a common theme in Batoni's work. His signature style emphasizes realistic detail, particularly in the subject's attire, and the use of natural light, creating a three-dimensional feel. The portrait, likely commissioned for a private collection, captures Neville’s status and elegance while demonstrating Batoni's mastery of Neoclassical portraiture.