George II (1683-1760) by John Shackleton (1750)

Formal portrait of a man in gray wig and ermine robe with gold collar, holding a sceptre beside a crown.

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George II (1683-1760), John Shackleton (1750), Royal Collection. Via artnap.com

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A seated-to-standing formal portrait shows a man in a white ermine-spotted robe over red and gold garments, wearing a gold collar with enamelled medallions and a lace cravat. He holds a gold-tipped sceptre beside a crown, set against a dark background with a green drape. This painting by John Shackleton, dated 1750, is held in the Royal Collection.

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1750

Medium

Painting

Museum

Royal Collection

License

Public domain

Full-length portrait of a bewigged man in ermine-trimmed royal robes holding a sceptre beside a jewelled crown.

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