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Rear wall painting of the Upper Hall glorifying George I (1660-1727
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Rear wall painting of the Upper Hall glorifying George I (1660-1727
BTN208091 Rear wall painting of the Upper Hall glorifying George I (1660-1727) and the House of Hanover, detail of the artist, 1718-24 (see 208091) by Thornhill, James (1675-1734); Royal Naval College, Greenwich, London, UK; eJames Brittain; English, out of copyright
Media ID 22359246
© James Brittain / Bridgeman Images
Palette Self Portrait Stone Relief
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This print showcases the rear wall painting of the Upper Hall at the Royal Naval College in Greenwich, London. Created by renowned artist James Thornhill between 1718 and 1724, this masterpiece glorifies George I (1660-1727) and the House of Hanover. Intricate details come to life as we examine this particular section of the painting. Positioned at the bottom right-hand side, Thornhill includes a self-portrait, subtly reminding viewers of his artistic prowess. The artist's coat of arms can also be seen nearby, symbolizing his dedication to his craft. The central figure in this detail is an interlocutor - a male figure who engages with others in conversation or debate. He stands proudly against a stone relief background, exuding confidence and authority. Holding a palette in one hand, he represents not only creativity but also power. Thornhill's skillful brushwork brings depth and vibrancy to every element within this composition. From intricate patterns on clothing to delicate facial expressions, each detail contributes to an overall sense of grandeur. As we admire this stunning photograph captured by James Brittain, it is important to note that its significance extends beyond mere commercial use. It serves as a testament to both historical events and exceptional artistic talent that continues to inspire generations today.
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