George Ward (1822–1887), and His Daughter Fanny (1850–1939) RidingRichard Buckner · 1861

  • Creation date1861
  • Dimensions109.0 x 84.0 cm
  • MuseumКолегіум Святенни в Оксфорді

Richard Buckner (1812 – 1883)

Discover Richard Buckner (1812-1883), a British artist renowned for his portraits of Victorian society, including nobility & prominent figures. Explore his elegant style.

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About this artwork

  • Title: George Ward (1822–1887), and His Daughter Fanny (1850–1939) Riding
  • Artist: Richard Buckner
  • Year: 1861
  • Original dimensions: 109.0 x 84.0 cm
  • Format: Portrait
  • Copyright status: Public domain
  • Where to see it: Колегіум Святенни в Оксфорді
  • Main color: Putty
  • Color intensity: Balanced

Questions & Answers

Does "George Ward (1822–1887), and His Daughter Fanny (1850–1939) Riding" by Richard Buckner use strong contrasts or soft harmonies?

The color composition of "George Ward (1822–1887), and His Daughter Fanny (1850–1939) Riding" by Richard Buckner combines a statement contrast with a unified palette harmony.

At what age did Richard Buckner make "George Ward (1822–1887), and His Daughter Fanny (1850–1939) Riding"?

Richard Buckner made "George Ward (1822–1887), and His Daughter Fanny (1850–1939) Riding" at the age of 49. The artist was born in 1812 and the work is dated 1861.

What size is "George Ward (1822–1887), and His Daughter Fanny (1850–1939) Riding" by Richard Buckner in real life?

"George Ward (1822–1887), and His Daughter Fanny (1850–1939) Riding" measures 109 x 84 cm in its original form. Original dimensions are a useful reference when choosing a reproduction size.

What shape and dimensions is "George Ward (1822–1887), and His Daughter Fanny (1850–1939) Riding" by Richard Buckner?

"George Ward (1822–1887), and His Daughter Fanny (1850–1939) Riding" by Richard Buckner is proportioned as a portrait work of 109 x 84 cm.

In what year was "George Ward (1822–1887), and His Daughter Fanny (1850–1939) Riding" by Richard Buckner created?

The creation of "George Ward (1822–1887), and His Daughter Fanny (1850–1939) Riding" by Richard Buckner is dated 1861.

What color leads the composition of "George Ward (1822–1887), and His Daughter Fanny (1850–1939) Riding" by Richard Buckner?

The dominant color of "George Ward (1822–1887), and His Daughter Fanny (1850–1939) Riding" by Richard Buckner is putty (#dfdbd0).

Who is the artist behind "George Ward (1822–1887), and His Daughter Fanny (1850–1939) Riding"?

The artist behind "George Ward (1822–1887), and His Daughter Fanny (1850–1939) Riding" is Richard Buckner. The work is catalogued under Richard Buckner's name.

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