Ann (1713–1791), Countess of Aberdeen, with Her Eldest Son, WilliamWilliam Mosman · 1741
1741
125.0 x 99.0 cm
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About this artwork
- Title: Ann (1713–1791), Countess of Aberdeen, with Her Eldest Son, William
- Artist: William Mosman
- Year: 1741
- Original dimensions: 125.0 x 99.0 cm
- Format: Portrait
- Copyright status: Public domain
- Where to see it: The National Trust For Scotland
- Color palette: Earthy
- Main color: Walnut
Questions & Answers
What was William Mosman's age when "Ann (1713–1791), Countess of Aberdeen, with Her Eldest Son, William" was created?
William Mosman was 41 years old when creating "Ann (1713–1791), Countess of Aberdeen, with Her Eldest Son, William" in 1741. The age is computed from the artist's birth year, 1700.
How big is the original "Ann (1713–1791), Countess of Aberdeen, with Her Eldest Son, William"?
The recorded dimensions of "Ann (1713–1791), Countess of Aberdeen, with Her Eldest Son, William" by William Mosman are 125 x 99 cm. Reproductions can be ordered in other sizes while keeping the same proportions.
How is the color composition of "Ann (1713–1791), Countess of Aberdeen, with Her Eldest Son, William" by William Mosman built?
The color composition of "Ann (1713–1791), Countess of Aberdeen, with Her Eldest Son, William" by William Mosman combines a bold contrast with a strong color unity harmony.
Which palette and lead color define "Ann (1713–1791), Countess of Aberdeen, with Her Eldest Son, William"?
"Ann (1713–1791), Countess of Aberdeen, with Her Eldest Son, William" is defined by an earthy palette led by walnut (#5b2e16).
Who created "Ann (1713–1791), Countess of Aberdeen, with Her Eldest Son, William"?
"Ann (1713–1791), Countess of Aberdeen, with Her Eldest Son, William" was created by William Mosman. The information on this page describes William Mosman's original work.
Toward which tone does "Ann (1713–1791), Countess of Aberdeen, with Her Eldest Son, William" lean?
An amber to saffron hue runs through "Ann (1713–1791), Countess of Aberdeen, with Her Eldest Son, William" by William Mosman.
What is the creation date of "Ann (1713–1791), Countess of Aberdeen, with Her Eldest Son, William" by William Mosman?
"Ann (1713–1791), Countess of Aberdeen, with Her Eldest Son, William" by William Mosman was created in 1741.