Robert Southey, Commoner (1792), Poet Laureate (1813)Samuel Lane · 1824
1824
76.0 x 61.0 cm
Balliol College
Samuel Lane (1780 – 1859)
Samuel Lane (1780-1859) was a renowned English portrait painter known for truthful likenesses of prominent figures, including royalty & nobility.
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About this artwork
- Title: Robert Southey, Commoner (1792), Poet Laureate (1813)
- Artist: Samuel Lane
- Year: 1824
- Original dimensions: 76.0 x 61.0 cm
- Format: Portrait
- Copyright status: Public domain
- Where to see it: Balliol College
- Color intensity: Monochromatic
- Perceived brightness: deep_shadow
Questions & Answers
What was Samuel Lane's age when "Robert Southey, Commoner (1792), Poet Laureate (1813)" was created?
Samuel Lane made "Robert Southey, Commoner (1792), Poet Laureate (1813)" at the age of 44. The artist was born in 1780 and the work is dated 1824.
Who made "Robert Southey, Commoner (1792), Poet Laureate (1813)", and when?
Samuel Lane made "Robert Southey, Commoner (1792), Poet Laureate (1813)" in 1824.
In what year was "Robert Southey, Commoner (1792), Poet Laureate (1813)" by Samuel Lane created?
"Robert Southey, Commoner (1792), Poet Laureate (1813)" by Samuel Lane was created in 1824.
What is the dominant color of "Robert Southey, Commoner (1792), Poet Laureate (1813)" by Samuel Lane?
walnut (#5f3920) is the leading color of "Robert Southey, Commoner (1792), Poet Laureate (1813)" by Samuel Lane.
Which artist is "Robert Southey, Commoner (1792), Poet Laureate (1813)" attributed to?
"Robert Southey, Commoner (1792), Poet Laureate (1813)" was created by Samuel Lane. The information on this page describes Samuel Lane's original work.
How is the color composition of "Robert Southey, Commoner (1792), Poet Laureate (1813)" by Samuel Lane built?
The color composition of "Robert Southey, Commoner (1792), Poet Laureate (1813)" by Samuel Lane combines a serene contrast with a balanced harmony harmony.
What shape and dimensions is "Robert Southey, Commoner (1792), Poet Laureate (1813)" by Samuel Lane?
"Robert Southey, Commoner (1792), Poet Laureate (1813)" by Samuel Lane is proportioned as a portrait work of 76 x 61 cm.