Sir John Bennet (1616–1695), Lord Ossulston (copy after an unknown artist)Richard Phillips · 1721
1721
127.0 x 102.0 cm
Pembroke College Oxford Jcr Art Collection
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About this artwork
- Title: Sir John Bennet (1616–1695), Lord Ossulston (copy after an unknown artist)
- Artist: Richard Phillips
- Year: 1721
- Original dimensions: 127.0 x 102.0 cm
- Format: Portrait
- Copyright status: Under copyright
- Where to see it: Pembroke College Oxford Jcr Art Collection
- Color palette: Earthy
- Main color: Espresso
Questions & Answers
When was "Sir John Bennet (1616–1695), Lord Ossulston (copy after an unknown artist)" made?
"Sir John Bennet (1616–1695), Lord Ossulston (copy after an unknown artist)" by Richard Phillips was created in 1721.
What is the perceived brightness of "Sir John Bennet (1616–1695), Lord Ossulston (copy after an unknown artist)" by Richard Phillips?
In terms of perceived brightness, "Sir John Bennet (1616–1695), Lord Ossulston (copy after an unknown artist)" by Richard Phillips is balanced.
What colors dominate "Sir John Bennet (1616–1695), Lord Ossulston (copy after an unknown artist)" by Richard Phillips?
"Sir John Bennet (1616–1695), Lord Ossulston (copy after an unknown artist)" by Richard Phillips uses an earthy palette, with espresso (#524332) as the dominant color.
Who made "Sir John Bennet (1616–1695), Lord Ossulston (copy after an unknown artist)", and when?
"Sir John Bennet (1616–1695), Lord Ossulston (copy after an unknown artist)" was created by Richard Phillips in 1721.
Which artist is "Sir John Bennet (1616–1695), Lord Ossulston (copy after an unknown artist)" attributed to?
The artist behind "Sir John Bennet (1616–1695), Lord Ossulston (copy after an unknown artist)" is Richard Phillips. The work is catalogued under Richard Phillips's name.
What luminance does "Sir John Bennet (1616–1695), Lord Ossulston (copy after an unknown artist)" by Richard Phillips have?
"Sir John Bennet (1616–1695), Lord Ossulston (copy after an unknown artist)" by Richard Phillips has a soft shadow luminance. Luminance describes how much light the colors appear to reflect.
What color palette is used in "Sir John Bennet (1616–1695), Lord Ossulston (copy after an unknown artist)" by Richard Phillips?
The palette of "Sir John Bennet (1616–1695), Lord Ossulston (copy after an unknown artist)" by Richard Phillips is described as earthy. It is a compact description of the work's colors.