John Lowin (1576–1659)Charles Fullwood · 1889

  • Art movementBaroque
  • Creation date1889
  • Dimensions76.0 x 63.0 cm
  • MuseumShakespeare Birthplace Trust

Charles Fullwood (1870 – 1925)

Discover Charles Fullwood (1870-1925), a British artist known for captivating Romantic landscapes & portraits of historical figures. Explore his serene oil paintings, influenced by emotion and nature. Find reproductions on Mus3ums.

Shakespeare Birthplace Trust (Avon, United States of America)

Shakespeare's birthplace, Stratford-on-Avon, Warwickshire


About this artwork

  • Title: John Lowin (1576–1659)
  • Artist: Charles Fullwood
  • Year: 1889
  • Original dimensions: 76.0 x 63.0 cm
  • Format: Portrait
  • Copyright status: Public domain
  • Where to see it: Shakespeare Birthplace Trust
  • Creative period: Mature Period
  • Corpus context: religious authority symbolism, formal baroque composition
  • Keywords: classic portrait art, middle-aged man portrait, dark robe painting

Questions & Answers

When was "John Lowin (1576–1659)" made?

"John Lowin (1576–1659)" by Charles Fullwood was created in 1889.

How old was Charles Fullwood when creating "John Lowin (1576–1659)" in 1889?

When "John Lowin (1576–1659)" was created in 1889, Charles Fullwood - born in 1870 - was 19 years old.

Where does "John Lowin (1576–1659)" stand among Charles Fullwood's recurring subjects?

Among Charles Fullwood's recorded themes - dutch golden age influence, religious authority symbolism, social status portraiture, formal baroque composition, fullwood's classic style" - "John Lowin (1576–1659)" brings its own focus on portraiture, formal, baroque, classicism, male figure, rich fabrics, dramatic lighting, 19th century.

Who created "John Lowin (1576–1659)"?

"John Lowin (1576–1659)" is attributed to Charles Fullwood.

How does the style of "John Lowin (1576–1659)" relate to its creator's era?

In "John Lowin (1576–1659)" by Charles Fullwood, the Baroque movement meets the Modern era.

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"John Lowin (1576–1659)" by Charles Fullwood is recorded with a muted saturation and a monochromatic intensity.

What is the luminance of "John Lowin (1576–1659)" by Charles Fullwood?

"John Lowin (1576–1659)" by Charles Fullwood has a dark luminance. Luminance describes how much light the colors appear to reflect.

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