Today I’m going to share with you a couple of my favourite artists from Regency England and their works.


What draws me to John Constable’s paintings is his love of the country side as depicted in these two paintings.
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Sir Thomas first royal commission was to paint a portrait of
Queen Charlotte.

One of my favourite portraits by Sir Thomas was of Sally
Siddons, the woman he loved. The story
goes that Thomas fell in love with Sally, but then turned his affections on her
sister Maria before returning to Sally. When Maria became ill and on her
deathbed make Sally promise not to marry Sir Thomas they never saw each other
again. Thomas never married. What a sad
story.
So that’s the first of my favourite Regency artists blog. I’ll
share more with you another day.
Sandie
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