Is John Walker (d.1866), Sugar Refiner under copyright?

No, this artwork is in the public domain.

What is the thematic context of John Walker (d.1866), Sugar Refiner?

victorian societal norms, realism's emphasis on detail, macbeth's portraiture style, wealth & status symbolism, 19th-century british art, documenting prominent figures, reflecting class distinctions, a key example of his work

What topics does John Walker (d.1866), Sugar Refiner explore?

portraiture, victorian era, wealth, status, formal, gentleman, oil painting, 1866

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John Walker (d.1866), Sugar Refiner

Contemporary Realism
1866
113.0 x 89.0 cm

Norman Macbeth (1821 – 1888)

Explore the portraits of Norman Macbeth (1821-1888), a Scottish artist renowned for his realistic depictions of prominent figures & landscapes. Discover his legacy!

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Title: John Walker (d.1866), Sugar Refiner
Artist: Norman Macbeth
Year: 1866
Original dimensions: 113.0 x 89.0 cm
Format: Portrait
Copyright status: Public domain
Creative period: Mature Period
Color palette: Earthy
Main color: Espresso
Keywords: macbeth artwork , wealthy gentleman art , victorian portrait

John Walker (d.1866), Sugar Refiner

Norman Macbeth (1821 – 1888)

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