Thomas Barber (1771–1843) 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Every canvas here is rebuilt the way it was originally made: a ground, an underpainting, the body colour, then glazes and a protective varnish.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.
Paintings by Thomas Barber 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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Portrait of Cornelius Smelt
1826 Manx Museum
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Cecil Brooke Boothby (1813 – 1883)
1835 National Trust
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Charles Compton Cavendish, 1st Lord Chesham (1793 – 1863)
1815 National Trust
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Cornelius Smelt (1748–1832), Lieutenant Governor of the Isle of Man (1805–1832)
1826 Manx Museum
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David Love (1750–1827), Ballad-Writer
Nottingham Museums
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Francis James Curzon (1803-1851), Mary Curzon, later Mrs John Beaumont (1806-1868) and Alfred Curzon (1801-1850)
1810 National Trust
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General Sir George Anson (1769-1849)
1815 National Trust
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General Sir William Anson, 1st Bt (1772–1847)
1815 National Trust
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