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Romney

By Randall Davies

(3.5 stars) • 10 reviews

Discover the story of an 18th-century painter torn between commercial success and artistic fulfillment, whose legacy is forever intertwined with the captivating Lady Hamilton.

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2015-10-25
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"Romney" by Randall Davies is a biography that shines a light on the life and artistic journey of George Romney, an 18th-century English portrait painter. Crafted with the goal of re-evaluating Romney's place among his famous contemporaries, like Reynolds and Gainsborough, Davies examines Romney’s path to success and how his life shaped his art. The narrative emphasizes Romney's internal conflict as he grappled with the demands of portrait commissions and the significant role Lady Hamilton played in inspiring his creations. By analyzing Romney’s artistic approach and the historical backdrop of his work, the book makes a case for recognizing Romney’s true impact on British art, supported with visuals of his well-known paintings.

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