Tomas Filipsas, 1770 – 1845

Tomas Filipsas Paintings: The 100 Most Famous Works, Ranked

Tomas Filipsas's most famous painting is Napoleon bonaparte first consul, (1802), in the Musée Bonnat, Bayonne. With Portrait of Charles Frederick Schlaberg, London, 1827 (1827) and William Buckland (1812), it completes the three works everyone recognises. Our catalogue lists 288 works by Tomas Filipsas; the 100 below are the ones the world looks at most, each with its year, the museum that holds it and why it matters.

Rangos vieta nulegiama pagal mūsų populiarumumo balas, kurį sudaro kiekvieno kūrinio paieškos, apsilankėjimai ir užsakėjimai. Atnaujinta spalis 2026. Every masterpiece on this page can be ordered as a museum-quality, hand-painted oil reproduction or a fine art print, at the size you choose.

Tomas Filipsas portretas
Tomas Filipsas · 1770 – 1845
Gedė · mirė
1770 – 1845, Dadlis
Judėjimas
Neoclassicism
Darbai mūsų kataloge
288
Labiausiai žinomi
Napoleon bonaparte first consul, (1802)
Daugiausia darbų yra
National Portrait Gallery

The 10 most famous Tomas Filipsas paintings

Napoleon bonaparte first consul, (1802) aut. Tomas Filipsas
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Napoleon bonaparte first consul,

1802 · Acrylic · Musée Bonnat, Bayonne

The painting "Napoleon Bonaparte First Consul" by Thomas Phillips is a remarkable piece of art that captures the essence of Napoleon Bonaparte, one of history's most influential figures. Created in 1802 during the Peace of Amiens, this unfinished portrait offers a unique and realistic depiction of Napoleon at the age of 33. The Historical Context Commissioned by Lord Erskine, who had connections to Josephine through Malmaison, this painting was a…

Portrait of Charles Frederick Schlaberg, London, 1827 (1827) aut. Tomas Filipsas
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Portrait of Charles Frederick Schlaberg, London, 1827

1827 · Oil On Canvas · Yale Center for British Art, New Haven

This formal portrait, titled Portrait of Charles Frederick Schlaberg, London, 1827, presents a quiet study of the subject, Charles Frederick Schlaberg. Painted in 1827, the work captures the man in a moment of composed dignity. It is an oil on canvas that reflects the specific social standing and character of the sitter through a direct and steady engagement with the viewer.

William Buckland (1812) aut. Tomas Filipsas
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William Buckland

1812 · Oil · National Portrait Gallery, Londras

This bust-length oil portrait depicts William Buckland, a middle-aged man positioned slightly off-center. He faces toward the left of the frame, though his gaze is directed toward the viewer. The subject possesses a calm and intelligent expression. He wears a dark garment and a bright white cravat. A single light source illuminates one side of his face and his neckwear, casting the other side of his features and the background…

David Ricardo (1821) aut. Tomas Filipsas
4

David Ricardo

1821 · Oil · National Portrait Gallery, Londras

This oil painting by Thomas Phillips depicts the British economist David Ricardo. Created in 1821, the work presents the subject in a three-quarter length portrait. Ricardo is shown in a seated position within an armchair. He is positioned facing toward the viewer's right, though his gaze is directed toward the observer. The subject's right arm rests upon the arm of the chair, while his left hand holds a piece of…

John Lothrop Motley (1835) aut. Tomas Filipsas
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John Lothrop Motley

1835 · Oil On Canvas · Nacionalinė portretų galerija, Vašingtonas

A single light source strikes the face of a young man, carving his features out of a heavy, umber darkness. This is the portrait of John Lothrop Motley, rendered in oil on canvas around 1835. The light catches the pale smoothness of his forehead and the clarity of his eyes, leaving the rest of his form to dissolve into deep sienna and black. He wears dark, textured clothing, perhaps heavy…

Edward Thurlow, Baron Thurlow (1806) aut. Tomas Filipsas
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Edward Thurlow, Baron Thurlow

1806 · Oil · National Portrait Gallery, Londras

This oil portrait, titled Edward Thurlow, Baron Thurlow, captures the likeness of a man defined by the weight of law and the gravity of statecraft. Painted by Thomas Phillips in 1806, the work presents the subject in a moment of quietude. The sitter, a prominent British lawyer and Tory politician, is rendered with a precision that suggests the stillness of a courtroom after the gavel has fallen.

John Singleton Copley, Baron Lyndhurst (1836) aut. Tomas Filipsas
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John Singleton Copley, Baron Lyndhurst

1836 · Oil On Canvas · National Portrait Gallery, Londras

This portrait of John Singleton Copley, Baron Lyndhurst, was executed by Thomas Phillips in 1836. It presents the subject in a moment of formal repose, capturing the gravity of his station through the specific details of his office. Phillips, a prominent figure in the British art scene of the early nineteenth century, brings a meticulous attention to the sitter's presence, ensuring the likeness carries the weight of his social and…

Portrait Of An Unknown Man aut. Tomas Filipsas
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Portrait Of An Unknown Man

Oil On Canvas

There is a profound stillness in this portrait, a moment of introspection captured through the steady gaze of a young man. He appears to be in his late teens or early twenties, his expression thoughtful and perhaps a little guarded. The subject is dressed with the dignity of a well-dressed gentleman, wearing a dark suit and a lighter-colored tie that draws the eye toward the subtle nuances of his facial…

George Granville Leveson-Gower, 1st Duke of Sutherland (1805) aut. Tomas Filipsas
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George Granville Leveson-Gower, 1st Duke of Sutherland

1805 · Oil On Canvas · National Portrait Gallery, Londras

The gaze of George Granville Leveson-Gower, 1st Duke of Sutherland, meets the viewer through this formal oil portrait. Painted by Thomas Phillips in 1805, the work captures the Duke in a moment of quiet dignity. He appears dressed in regal attire, a choice that immediately signals his high standing and the weight of his title. The portrait presents a man of significant stature, frozen in a steady, solemn expression that…

Tomas Filipsas, paintings 11 to 100

Joseph Banks (1809) aut. Tomas Filipsas
#17

Joseph Banks

1809 · Royal Society

Thomas Phillips’s “Portrait of Joseph Banks” is more than simply a likeness; it's a meticulously crafted tableau of scientific ambition, colonial aspiration, and the burgeoning confidence of the…

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Sir Francis Burdett, 5th Bt (1834) aut. Tomas Filipsas
#18

Sir Francis Burdett, 5th Bt

1834 · National Portrait Gallery

The gaze of Sir Francis Burdett, 5th Bt, meets the viewer through this 1834 oil portrait by Thomas Phillips. The subject, a man who navigated the complex political…

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Everard Home (1829) aut. Tomas Filipsas
#19

Everard Home

1829 · Royal Society

Thomas Phillips’s 1829 portrait of Everard Home is more than a simple likeness; it's a carefully constructed tableau of intellectual authority and understated elegance, embodying the spirit of…

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Hugh Percy, 3rd Duke of Northumberland (1817) aut. Tomas Filipsas
#22

Hugh Percy, 3rd Duke of Northumberland

1817 · Kembričo universitetas

Thomas Phillips’s 1817 portrait of Hugh Percy, 3rd Duke of Northumberland, is more than simply a likeness; it's a carefully constructed tableau of power, duty, and restrained dignity.…

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Lord Byron (1813) aut. Tomas Filipsas
#23

Lord Byron

1813

The Lord Byron portrait, painted by Thomas Phillips in 1813, is a masterpiece that continues to captivate art enthusiasts to this day. This stunning oil on canvas painting…

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Dr John Richard Farre aut. Tomas Filipsas
#38

Dr John Richard Farre

Moorfields Eye Hospital NHS Foundation Trust

This captivating portrait presents Dr John Richard Farre, a figure whose very presence seems steeped in the refined atmosphere of the early nineteenth century. The subject is rendered…

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James Hope (1841) aut. Tomas Filipsas
#93

James Hope

1841 · Royal College of Physicians of London

Thomas Phillips’s “James Hope,” painted in 1841, is more than simply a likeness; it's a carefully constructed tableau of Victorian intellect and restrained emotion. The portrait captures James…

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Tomas Filipsas's paintings by period

The subjects Tomas Filipsas painted most

The four subjects that return most often among these masterpieces, with the finest example of each.

Where to see Tomas Filipsas's paintings

8 muziejai, kuriuose saugoma daugiausia šioje pusėje esamų paveikslų.

Muzejaus Miestas Tomas Filipsas darbai Šiojo sąrašo paveikslai
National Portrait Gallery, LondrasNational Portrait Gallery Londras 23 William Buckland, David Ricardo, Edward Thurlow, Baron Thurlow
Petworth House, PetworthPetworth House Petworth 19 George O'Brien Wyndham, 3rd Earl of Egremont, in the Uniform of the Sussex Yeomanry, Lady Elizabeth Alicia Maria Wyndham, Countess of Carnarvon (1752-1826) (after Sir Joshua Reynolds), The Archangel Michael Leaving Adam And Eve, After Having Conducted Them Out Of Paradise
Birmingham Museum and Art Gallery, BirminghamasBirmingham Museum and Art Gallery Birminghamas 4 Portrait Of William Phipson ( 1770-1845 ), The Scott Family, Joseph Jennens
Yale Center for British Art, New HavenYale Center for British Art New Haven 3 Portrait of Charles Frederick Schlaberg, London, 1827, Elizabeth Howard
Royal Society, LondonasRoyal Society Londonas 2 Joseph Banks, Everard Home
Llyfrgell Genedlaethol Cymru, AberystwythLlyfrgell Genedlaethol Cymru Aberystwyth 2 John Lloyd Williams, Henry Windham, 2nd Earl of Dunraven
Nacionalinė portretų galerija, VašingtonasNacionalinė portretų galerija Vašingtonas 2 John Lothrop Motley
Saltram House, PliemutasSaltram House Pliemutas 2 John Parker, 2nd Lord Boringdon, 1st Earl of Morley

Tomas Filipsas's most famous painting of each decade

  1. 1790s
  2. 1800s
    Napoleon bonaparte first consul, (1802) aut. Tomas Filipsas
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    Napoleon bonaparte first consul,

    Amžius 30 – 39 · Musée Bonnat

    The painting "Napoleon Bonaparte First Consul" by Thomas Phillips is a remarkable piece of art that captures the essence of Napoleon Bonaparte, one of history's most influential figures.…

  3. 1810s
    William Buckland (1812) aut. Tomas Filipsas
    #3 of 100

    William Buckland

    Amžius 40 – 49 · National Portrait Gallery

    This bust-length oil portrait depicts William Buckland, a middle-aged man positioned slightly off-center. He faces toward the left of the frame, though his gaze is directed toward the…

  4. 1820s
    Portrait of Charles Frederick Schlaberg, London, 1827 (1827) aut. Tomas Filipsas
    #2 of 100

    Portrait of Charles Frederick Schlaberg, London, 1827

    Amžius 50 – 59 · Yale Center for British Art

    This formal portrait, titled Portrait of Charles Frederick Schlaberg, London, 1827, presents a quiet study of the subject, Charles Frederick Schlaberg. Painted in 1827, the work captures the…

  5. 1830s
    John Lothrop Motley (1835) aut. Tomas Filipsas
    No. 5 of 100

    John Lothrop Motley

    Amžius 60 – 69 · Nacionalinė portretų galerija

    A single light source strikes the face of a young man, carving his features out of a heavy, umber darkness. This is the portrait of John Lothrop Motley,…

  6. 1840s
    John Kentish (1840) aut. Tomas Filipsas
    #16 of 100

    John Kentish

    Amžius 70 – 75 · National Portrait Gallery

Questions about Tomas Filipsas's paintings

What is Tomas Filipsas's most famous painting?Show the answer

Napoleon bonaparte first consul, (1802), Musée Bonnat, Bayonne. Next come Portrait of Charles Frederick Schlaberg, London, 1827 (1827) and William Buckland (1812).

How old was Tomas Filipsas when Napoleon bonaparte first consul, was painted?Show the answer

32 years old: Napoleon bonaparte first consul, dates from 1802 and Tomas Filipsas was born in 1770.

What are the top 10 paintings by Tomas Filipsas?Show the answer

Napoleon bonaparte first consul,, Portrait of Charles Frederick Schlaberg, London, 1827, William Buckland, David Ricardo, John Lothrop Motley, George James Agar-ellis, 1st Baron Dover,, Edward Thurlow, Baron Thurlow, John Singleton Copley, Baron Lyndhurst, Portrait Of An Unknown Man ir George Granville Leveson-Gower, 1st Duke of Sutherland. The ranking above gives the year and the museum of each.

How many paintings did Tomas Filipsas make?Show the answer

Our catalogue lists 288 works by Tomas Filipsas, dated from 1798 to 1841.

Where are Tomas Filipsas's most famous paintings?Show the answer

Most of them are in National Portrait Gallery (Londras), Petworth House (Petworth) ir Birmingham Museum and Art Gallery (Birminghamas). The table above lists the museums one by one.

When did Tomas Filipsas paint the most famous works?Show the answer

In 1830s: 9 of the 100 works on this page date from then, among them John Lothrop Motley.

What are Tomas Filipsas's earliest and latest famous paintings?Show the answer

The earliest on this page is George O'Brien Wyndham, 3rd Earl of Egremont, in the Uniform of the Sussex Yeomanry (1798), the latest James Hope (1841).

What did Tomas Filipsas paint most often?Show the answer

Portrait (31), Portraiture (15) ir Formal (15), among the 100 works on this page.

What medium did Tomas Filipsas use most?Show the answer

Oil On Canvas: 11 of the 100 works on this page.

Which art movement does Tomas Filipsas belong to?Show the answer

Neoclassicism, as the paintings on this page show.

Which Tomas Filipsas paintings can I see at the National Portrait Gallery?Show the answer

William Buckland, David Ricardo ir Edward Thurlow, Baron Thurlow are among the 12 works on this page held by the National Portrait Gallery, Londras.

Can I buy a reproduction of a Tomas Filipsas painting?Show the answer

Yes. Every painting on this page can be ordered as a museum-quality, hand-painted oil reproduction or a fine art print, in the size you choose, from the painting's own page.

About Tomas Filipsas

Ankstyvas gyvenimas ir meninės pamokos

Tomas Filipsas, gimęs 1770 metais Darlio mieste, Vorčesteršyre, iškilęs iš kuklių pradžių, netrukus tapo žymiausia britų meno figūra XIX amžiaus pabaigoje ir pradžioje. Jo pirmosios meninės pamokos nebuvo tradicinės tapybos srityje, o stiklo piešimo amatas pas Fransisą Egintoną Birmingame. Ši pagrindinė patirtis suteikė jam kruopštų dėmesį detalėms ir spalvų bei šviesos supratimą, kuris vėliau apibūdins jo portretus. Leminga akimirka įvyko 1790 metais, kai Filipsas nuvyko į Londoną, turėdamas Benjamino Vesto, to meto pirmaujančio menininko ir Karališkos akademijos pagrindinio veikėjo, rekomendacinį laišką. Vesto patarimai atvėrė Filipsui duris, užtikrindami jam darbą St Džordžo koplyčios vitražų tapyme Vindzoro pilyje – projektas, leidęs tobulinti jo įgūdžius didelio architektūrinio konteksto sąlygomis. Ši ankstyva patirtis su didelio masto dekoratyviniais darbais neabejotinai formavo jo kompozicinius gebėjimus ir vertinimą naratyviniam pasakojimui mene. 1791 metais Filipsas oficialiai įstojo į Karališkos akademijos studentus, žymėdama jo formalios meninės edukacijos pradžią ir integraciją į įsitvirtinusiame meno pasaulyje.

Portretų meistras: stilius ir temos

Filipsas greitai rado savo nišą portreto srityje, nors turėjo naršyti konkurencingoje aplinkoje, kurioje jau buvo žymūs menininkai Tomas Lorensas ir Džonas Hoperis. Pradžioje jo modeliais dažniausiai buvo nežinomi asmenys, tačiau atsidavimo ir įgūdžių dėka jis nuolat kildavo socialine hierarchija, pritraukdamas vis svarbesnes figūras į savo studiją. Jo stilius pasižymėjo kruopščiu realizmu, atspindėjusiu ankstyvų pamokų stiklo piešimo srityje ir to meto vyraujančio meno skonio įtaką. Jis turėjo gebėjimą užfiksuoti ne tik fizinį panašumą, bet ir dalelę modelio charakterio bei intelekto. Šis talentas pasirodė ypač vertingas atvaizduojant „genijų žmones“ – mokslininkus, rašytojus, poetus ir keliautojus“, kurie tapo nuolatine jo kūrybos tema.

Karališkos globos ir akademiniai pripažinimai

1804 metais buvo reikšmingas posūkis Filipso karjeroje, kai jis buvo išrinktas Karališkos akademijos nariu kartu su Viljamu Ovenu. Šis pripažinimas sustiprino jo padėtį meno bendruomenėje. Netrukus po to jis persikėlė į 8 George Street, Hanover Square – prestižinį adresą, kuris liko jo namais ir studija kitus keturis dešimtmečius. Jo klientų ratas tęsėsi plečiantis, apimdami karališkosios šeimos narius ir aristokratiją. Jis tapė Velso princo (vėliau Džordžo IV), Stafford markizės ir lordo Thurlow portretus, be kitų. Ypač garsus portretas iš šio laikotarpio yra Viljamo Bleiko portretas, dabar saugomas Nacionalinėje portreto galerijoje – darbas, gerbiamas už jautrų poeto intensyvaus žvilgsnio ir vizionieriškos dvasios atvaizdavimą. 1808 metais Filipsas pasiekė pilną akademinį statusą, pristatydamas savo diplomatinį darbą *Venera ir Adonis*, laikomas vienu iš jo įspūdingiausių kūrinių, rodantį nukrypimą nuo gryno portreto į ambicingesnį naratyvinį tapybą.

Vėlesni metai: profesūra ir palikimas

Filipso indėlis į meno pasaulį apėjo jo pačių paveikslus. 1825 metais jis buvo paskirtas Karališkos akademijos tapybos profesoriumi, pakeisdamas Henrį Fuselį – poziciją, kurią ėjo iki 1832 metų. Šis vaidmuo leido jam dalintis savo žiniomis ir patirtimi su siekiančiais tapti menininkais, formuojant naują britų tapytojų kartą. Jis paskelbė *Paskaitas apie meno istoriją ir principus* 1833 metais, siūlydamas įžvalgų apie savo meninę filosofiją ir pedagoginį požiūrį. Nors jo vėlesniais metais šiek tiek sumažėjo viešumas, Filipsas išliko gerbiamu meno bendruomenės nariu iki mirties 1845 metais. Jo palikimas slypi ne tik daugybėje sukurtų portretų – užfiksuojant daugelio jo laikmečio žymių figūrų panašumus – bet ir jo atsidavime meno švietimui bei indėlyje į britų portreto plėtrą. Jis paliko po save kūrinių rinkinį, kuris atspindi tiek techninį įgūdį, tiek kultūrinio kraštovaizdžio smalsumą savo eros metu. Jo dėmesys detalėms, kartu su jautrumu charakteriui, užtikrina jo vietą kaip reikšmingą XIX amžiaus britų meno figūrą.

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