Jane Maxwell (c.1749–1812), Duchess of Gordon, Wife of the 4th Duke of Gordon, with her Son, George Duncan (1770–1836), Marquess of Huntly, Later 5th Duke of Gordon
- Artist
- George Romney
- Date
- 1778
- Style
- Rococo
- Genre
- Portrait
The painting titled 'Jane Maxwell (c.1749–1812), Duchess of Gordon, Wife of the 4th Duke of Gordon, with her Son, George Duncan (1770–1836), Marquess of Huntly, Later 5th Duke of Gordon' is a distinguished portrait capturing the regal elegance of Jane Maxwell, a prominent figure in British aristocracy. Executed in the Rococo style, the artwork showcases delicate details and refined ornamentation characteristic of the period. The composition emphasizes familial bond, with Jane delicately depicted alongside her son, reflecting societal values and noble heritage. This portrait not only highlights the aristocratic lineage but also offers insight into the aesthetic sensibilities of the time.
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