Mrs. Thomas Scott Jackson c. 1770 - 1773

George Romney's portrait of Mrs. Thomas Scott Jackson, painted between 1770 and 1773, showcases the artist's mastery of Neoclassical portraiture. The subject, Mrs. Jackson, stands against a backdrop of foliage, her elegant white gown and emerald green shawl adding a touch of vibrant color. Romney's attention to detail in capturing her serene expression and the soft folds of her dress are characteristic of his style. This artwork is an exemplary example of 18th-century portraiture, highlighting the grace and sophistication of the period's social elite.