Colonel Thomas Peter Legh (1753–1797)James Cranke The Younger · 1795
1795
240.0 x 155.0 cm
National Trust
James Cranke The Younger (? – ?)
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About this artwork
- Title: Colonel Thomas Peter Legh (1753–1797)
- Artist: James Cranke The Younger
- Year: 1795
- Original dimensions: 240.0 x 155.0 cm
- Format: Portrait
- Copyright status: Under copyright
- Where to see it: National Trust
- Main color: Espresso
- Perceived brightness: deep_shadow
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Which artist is "Colonel Thomas Peter Legh (1753–1797)" attributed to?
"Colonel Thomas Peter Legh (1753–1797)" was created by James Cranke The Younger. The information on this page describes James Cranke The Younger's original work.
In what year was "Colonel Thomas Peter Legh (1753–1797)" by James Cranke The Younger created?
"Colonel Thomas Peter Legh (1753–1797)" dates from 1795. The date places the work within James Cranke The Younger's career and its era.
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"Colonel Thomas Peter Legh (1753–1797)" by James Cranke The Younger shows a gentle contrast between its light and dark areas.
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The colors of "Colonel Thomas Peter Legh (1753–1797)" by James Cranke The Younger have a subtle color saturation. Saturation describes how vivid or muted the colors are.
Who created "Colonel Thomas Peter Legh (1753–1797)" and in what year?
James Cranke The Younger made "Colonel Thomas Peter Legh (1753–1797)" in 1795.
Where can I see the original "Colonel Thomas Peter Legh (1753–1797)" by James Cranke The Younger?
You can see the original "Colonel Thomas Peter Legh (1753–1797)" at the National Trust, Stockport, United Kingdom.
What size is "Colonel Thomas Peter Legh (1753–1797)" by James Cranke The Younger in real life?
The original "Colonel Thomas Peter Legh (1753–1797)" by James Cranke The Younger measures 240 x 155 cm.