Is Colonel George Treby (d.1730), Mayor of Plympton (1715) under copyright?

Yes, this artwork is still under copyright.

What is the thematic context of Colonel George Treby (d.1730), Mayor of Plympton (1715)?

neoclassical influence, 18th-century portraiture, british aristocracy, formal, restrained style, treby family legacy, plympton civic pride, royal patronage theme

What topics does Colonel George Treby (d.1730), Mayor of Plympton (1715) explore?

portraiture, historical figure, neoclassical art, 18th century style, british portrait, formal painting, regency era

Artwork Info: Colonel George Treby (d.1730), Mayor of Plympton (1715) - Neoclassical, neoclassical influence, Late Medieval

Colonel George Treby (d.1730), Mayor of Plympton (1715)

Neoclassical
74.0 x 61.0 cm

george beare (? – ?)

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About this artwork

Title: Colonel George Treby (d.1730), Mayor of Plympton (1715)
Artist: george beare
Original dimensions: 74.0 x 61.0 cm
Format: Portrait
Copyright status: Under copyright
Creative period: Late Medieval
Corpus context: plympton civic pride, restrained style
Main color: Phthalo Green
Keywords: portrait painting, george beare artist, elegant portrait art
Color intensity: Monochromatic

Colonel George Treby (d.1730), Mayor of Plympton (1715)

george beare (? – ?)

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