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Major-General George Catchmaid Morgan, 1787 (oil on canvas)
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Major-General George Catchmaid Morgan, 1787 (oil on canvas)
NGW342611 Major-General George Catchmaid Morgan, 1787 (oil on canvas) by Reynolds, Joshua (1723-92); 198.3x147.3 cm; National Museum Wales; (add.info.: Major-General George Catchmaid Morgan (c.); Colonel at the time this was painted; Posed for portrait in January/February 1787; Reynolds paid 200 guineas for the work and the portrait was exhibited at the Royal Academy in 1788; Form of military dress; light scarlet with dark blue collar and cuffs; gilt buttons; white ruffled shirt; On May 26, 1775, he obtained the dual rank of captain and
lieutenant-colonel. He received a general brevet promotion to colonel on May 16, 1782. In 1789, he became the Coldstream Guards second major then leapt to the rank of a major general on April 28, 1790. He resigned from the Coldstream Guards on May 1, 1793); National Museums & Galleries of Wales
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This portrait captures Major-General George Catchmaid Morgan in all his military glory. Painted by the renowned artist Joshua Reynolds in 1787, this oil on canvas print showcases Morgan's distinguished presence and commanding demeanor. Major-General George Catchmaid Morgan was a prominent figure during his time, serving as a Colonel at the time of this painting. The attention to detail is evident in his form of military dress - a light scarlet coat with a dark blue collar and cuffs, adorned with gilt buttons. His white ruffled shirt adds an elegant touch to the overall composition. Reynolds paid 200 guineas for this masterpiece, highlighting its significance and value even during that era. The portrait was exhibited at the Royal Academy in 1788, further cementing its place among esteemed works of art. Morgan's impressive military career is also reflected in this portrait. Having obtained dual rank as captain and lieutenant-colonel on May 26th, 1775, he received promotions throughout the years until reaching the rank of Major General on April 28th, 1790. The National Museum Wales proudly houses this remarkable piece within their collection. Its historical importance and artistic brilliance make it a true gem for both art enthusiasts and history buffs alike. This print from Fine Art Finder allows viewers to appreciate every intricate detail captured by Reynolds' skilled hand.
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