Thomas Gainsborough

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Gainsborough Paintings 1727 - 1788 England, Rococo Painter

The Mall in St. James's Park, 1783

Oil on canvas, 120 x 147 cm.

The Frick Collection, London, UK

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OIL PAINTING: The Mall in St. James's Park, 1783
Gainsborough's contemporary, Sir Joshua Reynolds (1723-1792), isn't nearly as painterly; for example, see Reynolds' General John Burgoyne (ca. 1766), yet another painting at The Frick. And even just a few years before The Mall in St James's Park, in 1777, Gainsborough painted The Hon. Frances Duncombe (yet another from the Frick collection); the dress that the figure is wearing is painted with a much greater degree of resolution and finish than anything in The Mall in St James's Park. Of course, The Hon. Frances Duncombe is a portrait, and so the painter is at the service of those expecting a likeness, patrons and viewers who also likely have expectations for greater finish and conventional beauty. The Mall in St James's Park is a scene which doesn't focus on the individual, and so Gainsborough may have been free to have other goals in mind.
So, it's astonishing to stand in the dining room at The Frick and look at The M