Catherine Vaughan, née Nanney (1692–1768)James Fellowes · 1751
1751
76.0 x 63.0 cm
James Fellowes (1690 – 1760)
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About this artwork
- Title: Catherine Vaughan, née Nanney (1692–1768)
- Artist: James Fellowes
- Year: 1751
- Original dimensions: 76.0 x 63.0 cm
- Format: Portrait
- Copyright status: Public domain
- Main color: Espresso
- Color intensity: Balanced
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What is the format of "Catherine Vaughan, née Nanney (1692–1768)"?
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Who is the artist behind "Catherine Vaughan, née Nanney (1692–1768)"?
The artist behind "Catherine Vaughan, née Nanney (1692–1768)" is James Fellowes. The work is catalogued under James Fellowes's name.
Which palette and lead color define "Catherine Vaughan, née Nanney (1692–1768)"?
"Catherine Vaughan, née Nanney (1692–1768)" is defined by an earthy palette led by espresso (#543917).
How is "Catherine Vaughan, née Nanney (1692–1768)" by James Fellowes proportioned, and how big is it?
"Catherine Vaughan, née Nanney (1692–1768)" by James Fellowes is proportioned as a portrait work of 76 x 63 cm.
How old was James Fellowes when creating "Catherine Vaughan, née Nanney (1692–1768)" in 1751?
James Fellowes made "Catherine Vaughan, née Nanney (1692–1768)" at the age of 61. The artist was born in 1690 and the work is dated 1751.
In what year was "Catherine Vaughan, née Nanney (1692–1768)" by James Fellowes created?
The creation of "Catherine Vaughan, née Nanney (1692–1768)" by James Fellowes is dated 1751.
How do the colors of "Catherine Vaughan, née Nanney (1692–1768)" relate to each other?
The color harmony of "Catherine Vaughan, née Nanney (1692–1768)" is recorded as unified palette.