The 25 artworks by David Allan our visitors ask for most, ranked by popularity and presented one by one, with the specification and the price of each hand-painted reproduction.
Edition 2026 · 25 artworks
Each artwork painted to order
Linen canvas · Certificate of authenticity · Delivered worldwide
David Allan · 1744 – 1796
Discover 'James Colvin' by David Allan, a captivating portrait from the late 18th/early 19th century. Explore Neoclassical style and masterful oil painting techniques in this formal depiction of youth.
David Allan’s "Family of Procida" (1775) captures rural life in a dramatic oil painting. Romantic realism & chiaroscuro highlight family connection. A beautiful, historic piece.
Admire David Allan’s ‘Lady Grant,’ a stunning 1780 portrait of Jean Duff. Explore its Rococo/Neoclassical style, rich textures & dramatic lighting – a masterpiece of 18th-century art.
Discover 'Anne Forbes' by David Allan (1781). A stunning Rococo portrait showcasing elegance & artistry. Oil on canvas, gold accents, & a captivating gaze. Ideal for art collectors.
Explore David Allan’s 1781 painting of Sir John Halkett & family – a lavish Rococo/Neoclassical scene featuring dance, wealth, and intricate details. A captivating glimpse into 18th-century aristocratic life.
Admire James Erskine’s family portrait by David Allan (1780). A stunning Rococo/Neoclassical piece showcasing wealth & refined 18th-century life. Explore this exquisite artwork!
A charming 1779 portrait by David Allan capturing a tender moment between a young girl and her dog amidst nature, offering a timeless piece of Scottish Enlightenment elegance for your private collection.
Discover David Allan’s ‘The Children of David Allan’ (1790), a captivating portrait showcasing innocence & realism in classical style. Oil on canvas, rich detail, & warm palette – a timeless piece.
Admire 'John Francis, 7th Earl of Mar, and Family' by David Allan – a captivating portrait capturing a Scottish family’s life in the late 18th century. Explore its rich details & historical significance.
A poignant scene of rural life captured through romantic realism and chiaroscuro in David Allan's 1775 masterpiece The Family of the Island of Procida with Vesuvius in the Background, inviting you to bring history home.
