The Red Boy

The Red Boy

The specific, definitive title for this world-famous classical artwork is "The Red Boy" (originally titled and widely known as Master Lambton).Key Classification DetailsArtist: Sir Thomas Lawrence (1769–1830), one of the most celebrated English portrait painters of the Regency period.Art Style: Early 19th-century Romantic Oil Painting (originally created in 1825).Subject Matter: It is a portrait of Charles William Lambton, the eldest son of John Lambton (later the 1st Earl of Durham). The young boy is depicted sitting pensively on a rocky outcrop overlooking a moonlit landscape, dressed in a distinctive red velvet suit with an open white ruffled collar.Current Location: The original masterpiece is housed in the permanent collection of the National Gallery in London.

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