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Showing 14 artworks with 1787 and with Acrylic On Canvas
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Jacques-Louis David's 'The Death of Socrates' embodies Neoclassicism’s moral virtue ideals with masterful chiaroscuro and symbolic detail—a poignant reflection on mortality & knowledge during the French Revolution.
Admire 'The Marsham Children' by Thomas Gainsborough – a captivating portrait capturing four children amidst serene trees. Explore Gainsborough’s legacy at Gainsborough’s House & discover his influence on Constable.
Alexander Nasmyth's iconic portrait of Robert Burns captures the Scottish poet’s spirit. Explore this masterpiece and learn about its creation, artist, and lasting legacy.
This meticulously crafted bronze cannon model showcases the innovative Gribeauval system pioneered by Jean-Baptiste Vaquette de Gribeauval, transforming French artillery and bolstering Napoleon's military prowess.
Witness history with John Trumbull's "Study for Surrender of Cornwallis at Yorktown." This iconic painting captures the pivotal moment of American victory during the Revolutionary War – a masterpiece to own.
Sir Joshua Reynolds' captivating portrait of Maria Marow Gideon and her brother William, painted in 1786-87. A stunning glimpse into Georgian society, now part of the Barber Institute’s collection.
Admire Adolf Ulrik Wertmüller's iconic 'Danaë and the Shower of Gold,' a neoclassical masterpiece depicting Zeus showering gold upon Danaë, capturing the beauty and symbolism of mythology.
Francisco Goya's 'The Fall or The Accident,' painted in 1787, captures Romanticism's emotive power with its depiction of grief and vulnerability amidst a serene landscape.
Nicolai Abildgaard's 'The Doctor’s Wife Reveals Her Husband’s Intention' depicts a mysterious scene with skulls and figures, showcasing Neoclassical artistry & Romantic symbolism.
Explore Arthur B. Davies' evocative depiction of Quebec’s Château-Richer and Isle of Orleans landscape – a masterful blend of Hudson River School influence and American mysticism.
This meticulously crafted oil painting depicts an antique flintlock pistol, specifically a model issued by the East India Company. Created in 1787, it showcases Wilson's realistic style and attention to detail—metalwork textures, wood grain, and subtle shading—reflecting his mastery of landscape painting.
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