John Griffiths (1807–1885), DD, Scholar (1824), Fellow (1830), Warden (1871–1881), Benefactor (copy after George Frederic Watts)William Edwards Miller · 1886

  • Creation date1886
  • Dimensions77.0 x 64.0 cm
  • MuseumWadham College

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About this artwork

  • Title: John Griffiths (1807–1885), DD, Scholar (1824), Fellow (1830), Warden (1871–1881), Benefactor (copy after George Frederic Watts)
  • Artist: William Edwards Miller
  • Year: 1886
  • Original dimensions: 77.0 x 64.0 cm
  • Format: Portrait
  • Copyright status: Public domain
  • Where to see it: Wadham College
  • Color palette: Earthy
  • Main color: Espresso

Questions & Answers

How intense are the colors in "John Griffiths (1807–1885), DD, Scholar (1824), Fellow (1830), Warden (1871–1881), Benefactor (copy after George Frederic Watts)" by William Edwards Miller?

The color intensity of "John Griffiths (1807–1885), DD, Scholar (1824), Fellow (1830), Warden (1871–1881), Benefactor (copy after George Frederic Watts)" is monochromatic. Intensity describes how strong the colors appear.

How saturated is the palette of "John Griffiths (1807–1885), DD, Scholar (1824), Fellow (1830), Warden (1871–1881), Benefactor (copy after George Frederic Watts)"?

The colors of "John Griffiths (1807–1885), DD, Scholar (1824), Fellow (1830), Warden (1871–1881), Benefactor (copy after George Frederic Watts)" by William Edwards Miller have a muted saturation. Saturation describes how vivid or muted the colors are.

In what year was "John Griffiths (1807–1885), DD, Scholar (1824), Fellow (1830), Warden (1871–1881), Benefactor (copy after George Frederic Watts)" by William Edwards Miller created?

The creation of "John Griffiths (1807–1885), DD, Scholar (1824), Fellow (1830), Warden (1871–1881), Benefactor (copy after George Frederic Watts)" by William Edwards Miller is dated 1886.

Who is the artist behind "John Griffiths (1807–1885), DD, Scholar (1824), Fellow (1830), Warden (1871–1881), Benefactor (copy after George Frederic Watts)"?

The artist behind "John Griffiths (1807–1885), DD, Scholar (1824), Fellow (1830), Warden (1871–1881), Benefactor (copy after George Frederic Watts)" is William Edwards Miller. The work is catalogued under William Edwards Miller's name.

How much light do the colors of "John Griffiths (1807–1885), DD, Scholar (1824), Fellow (1830), Warden (1871–1881), Benefactor (copy after George Frederic Watts)" appear to reflect?

"John Griffiths (1807–1885), DD, Scholar (1824), Fellow (1830), Warden (1871–1881), Benefactor (copy after George Frederic Watts)" by William Edwards Miller has a dark luminance. Luminance describes how much light the colors appear to reflect.

At what age did William Edwards Miller make "John Griffiths (1807–1885), DD, Scholar (1824), Fellow (1830), Warden (1871–1881), Benefactor (copy after George Frederic Watts)"?

William Edwards Miller made "John Griffiths (1807–1885), DD, Scholar (1824), Fellow (1830), Warden (1871–1881), Benefactor (copy after George Frederic Watts)" at the age of 35. The artist was born in 1851 and the work is dated 1886.

What explains the copyright situation of "John Griffiths (1807–1885), DD, Scholar (1824), Fellow (1830), Warden (1871–1881), Benefactor (copy after George Frederic Watts)" by William Edwards Miller?

The copyright status of "John Griffiths (1807–1885), DD, Scholar (1824), Fellow (1830), Warden (1871–1881), Benefactor (copy after George Frederic Watts)" - in the public domain - its copyright has expired - follows from the artist's death in 1940.

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