Henry Robert Morland

1716–1797

Henry Robert Morland, ‘A Laundry Maid Ironing’ c.1765–82
A Laundry Maid Ironing c.1765–82
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Biography

Henry Robert Morland (1716/1719 – 30 November 1797) was an English portrait painter, best remembered for a portrait of King George III, and for being the father of the animal painter George Morland.

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Artworks

Henry Robert Morland, ‘A Laundry Maid Ironing’ c.1765–82

Henry Robert Morland A Laundry Maid Ironing

c.1765–82
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Henry Robert Morland, ‘A Lady’s Maid Soaping Linen’ c.1765–82

Henry Robert Morland A Lady’s Maid Soaping Linen

c.1765–82
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Henry Robert Morland, ‘A Girl Singing Ballads by a Paper Lanthorn’ c.1765–82

Henry Robert Morland A Girl Singing Ballads by a Paper Lanthorn

c.1765–82
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