John Lee (d.1809), and His Family
- Artist
- John Russell
- Style
- Rococo
- Genre
- Portrait
The painting titled John Lee (d.1809), and His Family is a finely detailed portrait capturing the Lee family's domestic tranquility. Exhibiting elements of the Rococo style, the artwork features soft, ornate details and a light color palette that highlight the familial bonds and status. Though unrelated to John Denison Baldwin, the painting exemplifies the artistic trends of the 18th century, emphasizing elegance and intimacy. Such portraits serve as visual histories of family heritage, reflecting societal values of the period.
Related artworks
- Drapery. Study for The Last Watch of Hero. by Frederic Leighton
- Reverend Charles Wesley (1707–1788), MA by John Russell
- Mrs. William Astor by Carolus-Duran
- Drapery. Study for The Last Watch of Hero. by Frederic Leighton
- Emigrants Crossing the Plains by Albert Bierstadt
- St. George Baptising the Gentile by Vittore Carpaccio
- The Rocks of Saint Lunaire by Gustave Loiseau
- Mary Phoebe Spencer Nelson Taylor and Daughters (1776–1847) by John Russell
- Bulrushes on the Banks of the Seine by Pierre-Auguste Renoir
- Cymon and Iphigenia by Frederic Leighton