Joshua Reynolds Studio: Sir Abraham Hume Traditional right slightly advanced—demonstrating the new

right slightly advanced—demonstrating the new canon of proportion established by Lysippos

exemplifies the era’s imaginative incorporation of exotic imagery

was particularly admired for producing high-quality cut glass comparable to contemporary Baccarat and English manufacturers

nobility and refinement deeply embedded within the neoclassical imagination of the late Georgian period

this piece suits both collections of continental ceramics and interiors seeking unique

Joshua Reynolds Studio: Sir Abraham Hume Traditional right slightly advanced—demonstrating the newJoshua Reynolds Studio: Sir Abraham Hume Oil Painting (Collectible) An exceptional oil painting attributed to the studio of Sir Joshua Reynolds, one of the most influential British portraitists of the Georgian era. This distinguished half length portrait, dating from circa 1800, depicts Sir Abraham Hume, 2nd Baronet, attired in a vivid red coat, and exemplifies the refined and elegant style prevalent at the turn of the nineteenth century. Origin: