Sir Henry Raeburn Collection
Sir Henry Raeburn was a renowned Scottish portrait painter who lived from 1756 to 1823
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Sir Henry Raeburn was a renowned Scottish portrait painter who lived from 1756 to 1823. His works captured the essence and beauty of his subjects, showcasing their personalities and emotions. One of his notable pieces is "Boy with Rabbit, " painted around 1814. In this painting, Raeburn skillfully portrays the innocence and curiosity of youth as the young boy holds a rabbit in his arms. Another masterpiece by Raeburn is "The Macnab" from 1802. This captivating artwork depicts a distinguished gentleman wearing traditional Scottish attire, exuding confidence and authority. The attention to detail in this painting showcases Raeburn's exceptional talent for capturing individual features. Raeburn's "Boy and Rabbit" from 1814 is another delightful piece that highlights his ability to depict tender moments between children and animals. The warmth emanating from this painting evokes feelings of joy and affection. One of Sir Henry Raeburn's earlier works includes "William Hobson of Markfield, " created around 1790. This portrait captures the elegance and sophistication of its subject, showcasing both Hobson's physical appearance as well as his inner character. In addition to these portraits, Raeburn also painted influential figures such as Mrs. Richard Alexander Oswald in 1794, Alexander Adam in the mid-19th century, Adam Rolland of Gask II in 1800/10, Robert Brown of Newhall in 1792, Eleanor Margaret Gibson-Carmichael in 1802/03. Raeburn's mastery extended beyond individuals; he also depicted family scenes like "Dundas of Dundas seated. " This composition shows a nobleman dressed elegantly while seated confidently on a chair—a testament to both wealth and power. Dr James Hutton was another subject immortalized by Sir Henry Raeburn through portraiture during this time period—his portrayal reflecting intelligence combined with an air of contemplation.