Lady Elizabeth ('Betty') Berkeley (1680–1769), Lady GermainCharles Philips · 1731

  • Art movementRococo
  • Creation date1731
  • Dimensions40.0 x 30.0 cm
  • MuseumNational Trust

Charles Philips (1703 – 1747)

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About this artwork

  • Title: Lady Elizabeth ('Betty') Berkeley (1680–1769), Lady Germain
  • Artist: Charles Philips
  • Year: 1731
  • Original dimensions: 40.0 x 30.0 cm
  • Format: Portrait
  • Copyright status: Public domain
  • Where to see it: National Trust
  • Main color: Phthalo Green
  • Keywords: portrait of a noblewoman, blue and green painting, portraiture art”
  • Color hue: Ochre to Sepia

Questions & Answers

When was "Lady Elizabeth ('Betty') Berkeley (1680–1769), Lady Germain" made?

"Lady Elizabeth ('Betty') Berkeley (1680–1769), Lady Germain" by Charles Philips was created in 1731.

What does "Lady Elizabeth ('Betty') Berkeley (1680–1769), Lady Germain" share with the rest of Charles Philips's output?

"Lady Elizabeth ('Betty') Berkeley (1680–1769), Lady Germain" shares with Charles Philips's other works its Rococo style and the recorded themes: royal patronage, portrait series, refined style, early career work, rococo elegance, neoclassical detail, portrait conventions, formal composition.

How do movement and era meet in "Lady Elizabeth ('Betty') Berkeley (1680–1769), Lady Germain" by Charles Philips?

In "Lady Elizabeth ('Betty') Berkeley (1680–1769), Lady Germain" by Charles Philips, the Rococo movement meets the Early-Modern era.

At what age did Charles Philips make "Lady Elizabeth ('Betty') Berkeley (1680–1769), Lady Germain"?

When "Lady Elizabeth ('Betty') Berkeley (1680–1769), Lady Germain" was created in 1731, Charles Philips - born in 1703 - was 28 years old.

Who is the artist behind "Lady Elizabeth ('Betty') Berkeley (1680–1769), Lady Germain"?

"Lady Elizabeth ('Betty') Berkeley (1680–1769), Lady Germain" is attributed to Charles Philips.

Is "Lady Elizabeth ('Betty') Berkeley (1680–1769), Lady Germain" typical of what Charles Philips usually created?

Charles Philips's recurring themes include royal patronage, portrait series, refined style, early career work, rococo elegance, neoclassical detail, portrait conventions, formal composition; "Lady Elizabeth ('Betty') Berkeley (1680–1769), Lady Germain" focuses on portraiture, noblewoman, rococo art, 18th century, formal portrait, elegant style, blue & green, detailed painting.

What are the reproduction rights of "Lady Elizabeth ('Betty') Berkeley (1680–1769), Lady Germain" at the National Trust?

The copyright status of "Lady Elizabeth ('Betty') Berkeley (1680–1769), Lady Germain" by Charles Philips is clear: the work is in the public domain - its copyright has expired. Its presence at the National Trust does not change that status.

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