Bartholomew Dandridge (1691–1755) was a British painter whose work has passed into the public domain. That is what lets this studio reproduce it — any of the paintings listed below can be painted by hand, in oils on linen canvas.
Reproducing this painter
Every canvas here is rebuilt the way it was originally made: a ground, an underpainting, the body colour, then glazes and a protective varnish. The artist follows the sequence the period demanded rather than a shortcut that would look similar from a distance.
Biographical details on Wikipedia.
Works by Bartholomew Dandridge we reproduce
Paintings by Bartholomew Dandridge available to order
Any of these can be painted for you by hand. Tell us which one and the size you want, and we will send a quote within 48 hours.
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'G.F. Handel'
Fitzwilliam Museum
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A Conversation Piece of the Lomax Family
1725 National Trust
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A Young Girl with an Enslaved Servant and a Dog
1725 Yale Center for British Art
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An Unknown Woman with a Book
1735 Yale Center for British Art
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Anne Irwin (c.1696–1764), Lady Irwin
Temple Newsam
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Brigadier and Lieutenant Richard Gifford (d.1738/1739), 4th Troop of Horse Guards
1727 National Army Museum
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Elizabeth Phelips (1689–1750), Mrs Edward Phelips IV, and Her Son Edward Phelips V (1725–1797)
1731 Montacute House
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Elizabeth Simpson (1735–1806)
Weston Park
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