William Vaughan (c.1707–1775)James Fellowes · 1751
1751
87.0 x 74.0 cm
James Fellowes (1690 – 1760)
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About this artwork
- Title: William Vaughan (c.1707–1775)
- Artist: James Fellowes
- Year: 1751
- Original dimensions: 87.0 x 74.0 cm
- Format: Portrait
- Copyright status: Public domain
- Color hue: Ochre to Sepia
- Perceived brightness: deep_shadow
Questions & Answers
What shape and dimensions is "William Vaughan (c.1707–1775)" by James Fellowes?
"William Vaughan (c.1707–1775)" by James Fellowes is proportioned as a portrait work of 87 x 74 cm.
What was James Fellowes's age when "William Vaughan (c.1707–1775)" was created?
James Fellowes made "William Vaughan (c.1707–1775)" at the age of 61. The artist was born in 1690 and the work is dated 1751.
What is the dominant color of "William Vaughan (c.1707–1775)" by James Fellowes?
espresso (#3d2f1d) is the leading color of "William Vaughan (c.1707–1775)" by James Fellowes.
In what year was "William Vaughan (c.1707–1775)" by James Fellowes created?
The creation of "William Vaughan (c.1707–1775)" by James Fellowes is dated 1751.
What colors dominate "William Vaughan (c.1707–1775)" by James Fellowes?
"William Vaughan (c.1707–1775)" is defined by an earthy palette led by espresso (#3d2f1d).
How strong is the contrast in "William Vaughan (c.1707–1775)" by James Fellowes?
"William Vaughan (c.1707–1775)" by James Fellowes shows a serene contrast between its light and dark areas.
Which artist is "William Vaughan (c.1707–1775)" attributed to?
"William Vaughan (c.1707–1775)" was created by James Fellowes. The information on this page describes James Fellowes's original work.