Mrs Charles Thellusson, née Sabine Robarts, and Her Son, Charles Thellusson
- Artist
- Thomas Lawrence
- Date
- 1804
- Style
- Rococo
- Genre
- Portrait
The painting titled 'Mrs Charles Thellusson, née Sabine Robarts, and Her Son, Charles Thellusson' is a fine example of a portrait capturing both maternal intimacy and social stature. Executed during the Rococo era, it reflects the ornate and playful style characteristic of the period. Mrs. Thellusson is depicted with elegance, emphasizing her refined taste, while her son, Charles Thellusson, a notable British merchant, banker, and politician, is portrayed with affectionate pride. The painting masterfully combines the artistic finesse of Rococo with a personal narrative, making it a valued historical and artistic document.
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