Sir Joshua Reynolds

Posted Jun 24, 2007 at 16:49 CEST in Artists, Fashion, Georgiana, Paintings, and People.

British portrait painter Joshua Reynolds on Wikipedia.

More of his paintings after the cut.

Edit: Updated this post with new paintings and better quality pictures.

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Lady Frances Finch, 1781-82.

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Frances, Countess of Lincoln, ca 1781-82.

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Miss Cocks and Her Niece, 1789.

Lady Elizabeth Foster, 1787.

Mrs. Braddyl.

The Honourable Miss Bingham, 1786.

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Miss Keppel, afterwards Mrs Thomas Meyrick, 1782.

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Mrs. Charles James Fox, 1784-89.

Mrs. Stanhope.

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Lady Elizabeth Seymour-Conway, 1781.

The Honorable Mrs. Lewis Thomas Watson (Mary Elizabeth Milles), 1789.

Lady Sunderlin, 1786.

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Lavinia Spencer (Lavinia Bingham), 1781-82.

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Miss Gideon, 1786.

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George Grenville, Earl temple; Mary, Countess temple; and their son Richard.

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Lady Skipwith, 1787.

Lady Smith and children, 1787.

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Lady Taylor, ca 1780.

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Lady Worsley, 1776.

Mrs Abington as Miss Prue in Love for Love by William Congreve, 1771.

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Maria Anne Fitzherbert, 1786-88.

The ladies Waldegrave, 1780.

Georgiana, Duchess of Devonshire with her daughter, 1784-86.

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Georgiana, Duchess of Devonshire, 1780.

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Georgiana, Duchess of Devonshire, 1775-76.

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Mary Robinson.

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Lady Caroline Price, 1787.

The following are copies or engravings after Reynolds:

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Lady Lade, 1785.

Mrs. Drummond Smith.

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Countess Spencer, Lord Althorpe.

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Miss Kemble.

4 comments on “Sir Joshua Reynolds”

Carol Hanson

I’m looking to see if there is any value to pictures called The Cameo Creation. I have Duchess of Devonshire by Downman. M me.Lambert de Morigney by Nicholas Largelliere. Marie Cosway by John Smart.

Sincerely,
Carol

Nov 8, 2009 at 17:33 CET

Johanna, johannaost.com

I found this blog post about collecting them, and it doesn’t seem like they’re worth a lot: http://thriftshopromantic.blogspot.com/2007/01/fa…

Nov 23, 2009 at 09:02 CET

Johnny Becerra

I have “A Cameo Creation” by Nicholas Largelliere of Elizabeth de ??????? The last name is not visible. It looks like an original any tips on how to tell if it orignial. Where to I get something like this appraised?

Please contact me.

Nov 23, 2009 at 10:31 CET

Johanna, johannaost.com

Johnny, the “cameo creations” are prints from the 40s or something. From what I’ve seen they’re not really worth anything but if you want to know what it’s worth you should probably go to an auction house. Here’s a blog post I found about them: http://thriftshopromantic.blogspot.com/2007/01/fa…