George II (1683–1760), Reigned 1727–1760John Shackleton · 1755

  • Creation date1755
  • Dimensions240.0 x 148.0 cm

John Shackleton (? – 1767)

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About this artwork

  • Title: George II (1683–1760), Reigned 1727–1760
  • Artist: John Shackleton
  • Year: 1755
  • Original dimensions: 240.0 x 148.0 cm
  • Format: Tall
  • Copyright status: Public domain
  • Color palette: Earthy
  • Color hue: Ochre to Sepia

Questions & Answers

Why is the copyright status of "George II (1683–1760), Reigned 1727–1760" what it is?

The copyright status of "George II (1683–1760), Reigned 1727–1760" - in the public domain - its copyright has expired - follows from the artist's death in 1767.

Which artist is "George II (1683–1760), Reigned 1727–1760" attributed to?

"George II (1683–1760), Reigned 1727–1760" was created by John Shackleton. The information on this page describes John Shackleton's original work.

What orientation does "George II (1683–1760), Reigned 1727–1760" by John Shackleton have?

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What is the creation date of "George II (1683–1760), Reigned 1727–1760" by John Shackleton?

"George II (1683–1760), Reigned 1727–1760" dates from 1755. The date places the work within John Shackleton's career and its era.

What are the author and date of "George II (1683–1760), Reigned 1727–1760"?

"George II (1683–1760), Reigned 1727–1760" was created by John Shackleton in 1755.

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The dominant color of "George II (1683–1760), Reigned 1727–1760" by John Shackleton is driftwood (#9a8356).

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In "George II (1683–1760), Reigned 1727–1760", a serene contrast is paired with a strong color unity harmony.

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