The Blue Boy (1770). Artist: Thomas Gainsborough The Duke of Wellington in 1814 Cupid and Psyche (1817) Artist:

Cupid and Psyche (1817) Artist: Jacques-Louis David

This new version is similar to its predecessor but completely transforms its composition

this portrait was painted from 1795 to 1796

According to the museum it depicts Laura de Noves

In one of his portraits entitled “Madame Pasteur” we see a young woman dressed in what appears to be a dress that she should not be seen in for the public’s viewing

The Blue Boy (1770). Artist: Thomas Gainsborough The Duke of Wellington in 1814 Cupid and Psyche (1817) Artist:DESCRIPTION HOW TO WORKS SHIPPING INFO Put Your Face Pet in a Masterpiece The Blue Boy (1770). Artist: Thomas Gainsborough Considered by many to be Thomas Gainsboroughs (1727 1788) most famous painting, The Blue Boy is a masterful full length portrait that has captivated connoisseurs and scholars for centuries. Believed to be a portrait of Jonathan Buttall the son of a wealthy hardware merchant the image is not just remarkable for the sitters