Gainsborough and Reynolds Derrick Aschbrenner Period 7

Gainsborough A.A highly successful painter, painted thousands of elegant, full-length portraits of the British. B.Painted paintings that backgrounds and surroundings were all nature. While the curves of clouds, hills mid ground trees and shrubs. “The Richard Brinsley Sheridan.” This Baroque swirl of eye movement repeats the oval if her face.

Reynolds A.Reynolds a hard working man, a very careful business man, and a complete professional. B.Well educated in classics, England's first are theorist. He painted during the time of the English Baroque.

Timeline on Gainsborough A.Thomas Gainsborough was born in Sudbury on 1727 and died on He was a son of a school teacher. 1.He used strictly natural settings for props. 2.He exclaimed to sitter “Madame, is there no end to your nose. 3.He loved music and nature.

Timeline on Reynolds A.He was born in Plymouth, England on 1723 and then he died on He was an English painter. 1.He was hard working, careful businessmen, complete professional. 2.Employed assistants and drapery painters. 3.Made his sitters look like goddesses, saints.

Gainsborough Mr. and Mrs. Andrews Mrs. Grace Dalrymple Elliot 1788 Mary, countess of Howe 1764

Reynolds Lady Cockburn And her three Eldest sons 1773 Captain Robert Orme 1756 Francis Rawdon-Hastings 1789

In my mind I think that Gainsborough, and Reynolds were the best painters of there time. They both showed there ways of paintings and techniques in many ways. Conclusion

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