A Bay Hunter Named 'Sir Oliver'John Boultbee · 1808

  • Art movementAcademic Realism
  • Creation date1808
  • Dimensions101.0 x 126.0 cm
  • MuseumNational Trust

John Boultbee (1753 – 1812)

Explore the captivating portraits & genre scenes of John Boultbee (1753-1812), a Mus3ums artist depicting British life, military figures, and rural landscapes.

National Trust (Altrincham, United Kingdom)

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About this artwork

  • Title: A Bay Hunter Named 'Sir Oliver'
  • Artist: John Boultbee
  • Year: 1808
  • Original dimensions: 101.0 x 126.0 cm
  • Format: Landscape
  • Copyright status: Public domain
  • Where to see it: National Trust
  • Corpus context: early work showcasing realism, establishing style
  • Main color: Espresso
  • Keywords: rural landscape scene, british landscape art, chestnut brown horse

Questions & Answers

When was "A Bay Hunter Named 'Sir Oliver'" made?

The creation of "A Bay Hunter Named 'Sir Oliver'" by John Boultbee is dated 1808.

Who is the artist behind "A Bay Hunter Named 'Sir Oliver'"?

"A Bay Hunter Named 'Sir Oliver'" is attributed to John Boultbee.

What is the perceived brightness of "A Bay Hunter Named 'Sir Oliver'" by John Boultbee?

In terms of perceived brightness, "A Bay Hunter Named 'Sir Oliver'" by John Boultbee is balanced.

What was John Boultbee's age when "A Bay Hunter Named 'Sir Oliver'" was created?

John Boultbee made "A Bay Hunter Named 'Sir Oliver'" at the age of 55. The artist was born in 1753 and the work is dated 1808.

How much light do the colors of "A Bay Hunter Named 'Sir Oliver'" appear to reflect?

"A Bay Hunter Named 'Sir Oliver'" by John Boultbee has a soft shadow luminance. Luminance describes how much light the colors appear to reflect.

What are the reproduction rights of "A Bay Hunter Named 'Sir Oliver'" at the National Trust?

The copyright status of "A Bay Hunter Named 'Sir Oliver'" by John Boultbee is clear: the work is in the public domain - its copyright has expired. Its presence at the National Trust does not change that status.

How does the style of "A Bay Hunter Named 'Sir Oliver'" relate to its creator's era?

"A Bay Hunter Named 'Sir Oliver'" by John Boultbee is placed in the Academic Realism movement, within the Early-Modern era of its creator.

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