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Douglas Hamilton, 8th Duke of Hamilton and 5th Duke of Brandon, 1756 - 1799 (with Dr John Moore, 1730 - 1802, and Sir John Moore, 1761 - 1809, as a young boy)
by Gavin Hamilton, 1775
Douglas Hamilton, 8th Duke of Hamilton and 5th Duke of Brandon, 1756 - 1799 (with Dr John Moore, 1730 - 1802, and Sir John Moore, 1761 - 1809, as a young boy) (1775) is a portrait painting by Gavin Hamilton, one of the masters of Neoclassicism. The original hangs in the National Galleries Scotland.
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Size guide
| Size | Centimetres | Best for |
|---|---|---|
| 16 × 20" | 40 × 50 cm | Desks, hallways, gallery walls |
| 24 × 30" | 60 × 75 cm | Bedrooms, above a dresser |
| 30 × 40" | 75 × 100 cm | Living rooms, above a sofa |
| 36 × 48" | 90 × 120 cm | Statement wall, large spaces |
| 48 × 60" | 120 × 150 cm |
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- Artist
- Gavin Hamilton
- Year
- 1775
- Movement
- Neoclassicism
- Original
- National Galleries Scotland
- Medium
- Oil on canvas, hand-painted
- Made
- To order, in our studio
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About this painting
Douglas Hamilton, 8th Duke of Hamilton and 5th Duke of Brandon, 1756 - 1799 (with Dr John Moore, 1730 - 1802, and Sir John Moore, 1761 - 1809, as a young boy) by Gavin Hamilton (1775) depicts John Moore, Douglas Hamilton, 8th Duke of Hamilton. The original hangs in the National Galleries Scotland.
Your ArtLogia Douglas Hamilton, 8th Duke of Hamilton and 5th Duke of Brandon, 1756 - 1799 (with Dr John Moore, 1730 - 1802, and Sir John Moore, 1761 - 1809, as a young boy) is painted entirely by hand in oil on artist-grade cotton canvas by a professional painter who specialises in Neoclassicism. The artist follows the original's composition, palette and brushwork layer by layer — never printed, never stamped.
About the artist: Gavin Hamilton (1723–1798) was a British painter associated with Neoclassicism. Scottish neoclassical history painter, trader in sculptures and paintings. Works by Gavin Hamilton hang in collections such as the Yale Center for British Art and the National Galleries Scotland.
When your painting is finished, we ship it the same day and email you the tracking details. Choose rolled canvas, stretched and ready to hang, or a hand-finished frame.
The artist
Gavin Hamilton (1723–1798)
Gavin Hamilton (1723–1798) was a British painter associated with Neoclassicism. Scottish neoclassical history painter, trader in sculptures and paintings. Works by Gavin Hamilton hang in collections such as the Yale Center for British Art and the National Galleries Scotland.
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Is this Douglas Hamilton, 8th Duke of Hamilton and 5th Duke of Brandon, 1756 - 1799 (with Dr John Moore, 1730 - 1802, and Sir John Moore, 1761 - 1809, as a young boy) reproduction hand-painted?
Yes. Your Douglas Hamilton, 8th Duke of Hamilton and 5th Duke of Brandon, 1756 - 1799 (with Dr John Moore, 1730 - 1802, and Sir John Moore, 1761 - 1809, as a young boy) is painted entirely by hand in oil on canvas by a professional artist — it is not a print.
What size is the original Douglas Hamilton, 8th Duke of Hamilton and 5th Duke of Brandon, 1756 - 1799 (with Dr John Moore, 1730 - 1802, and Sir John Moore, 1761 - 1809, as a young boy)?
The original by Gavin Hamilton (1775) is in the National Galleries of Scotland. We paint reproductions from 16 × 20" up to 48 × 60", or any custom size.
How long will my painting take to arrive?
Painting takes 2–3 weeks. We ship it the same day it is finished, and free tracked shipping takes 5–8 business days.
Can I return it?
Yes. Every painting is covered by our 90-day happiness guarantee: we repaint it or refund you.
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