james millar <![CDATA[Discover James Millar, Birmingham's leading 18th-century portrait painter. Explore his Enlightenment-influenced works featuring local figures & allegorical themes.]]> /en/artists/james-millar/ /media/artworks/images-full/56/e5/56e5c3f797e5819cbebd0d2a887b6265.jpg <![CDATA[Lord Algernon Percy]]> /en/art/james-millar-lord-algernon-percy-D38HPH-en/ 3120 4096 #cbc8aa #cbc8aa FFFFFF;CCCCCC;999999;666666;333333 0.31 0.12 90.74 <![CDATA[]]> /media/artworks/images-full/fb/a8/fba8df59c9ddf3430da348b63262a68f.jpg <![CDATA[Young Man in Red]]> /en/art/james-millar-young-man-in-red-AQSK6V-en/ 565 685 #696a60 #696a60 Earthy 0.24 0.12 72.42 <![CDATA[]]> /media/artworks/images-full/c6/5b/c65bded9013c2b596c58f2bde22dc888.jpg <![CDATA[Allegory of Wisdom and Science (frontispiece for 'Encyclopaedia Brittannica')]]> /en/art/james-millar-allegory-of-wisdom-and-science-frontispiece-for-AQSK7B-en/ 947 1200 #9c7044 #9c7044 Earthy 0.34 0.17 69.76 <![CDATA[Explore James Millar’s ‘Allegory of Wisdom & Science,’ a 1798 neoclassical oil painting. A rich, layered scene depicting learning & creativity. Ideal for art collectors.]]> /media/artworks/images-full/e9/7e/e97ef0e8cd57e04cea819d7301ff6e71.jpg <![CDATA[Mrs Esther Day]]> /en/art/james-millar-mrs-esther-day-AQSK7P-en/ 1025 1200 #180d05 #180d05 Earthy 0.21 0.11 66.76 <![CDATA[]]> /media/artworks/images-full/1b/60/1b60c3829695b7dd66e2841f439ac3a2.jpg <![CDATA[William Hayley (1745–1820)]]> /en/art/james-millar-william-hayley-1745-1820-AQSK7K-en/ 961 1200 #1c1b1d #1c1b1d Earthy 0.25 0.1 39.16 <![CDATA[]]> /media/artworks/images-full/4e/63/4e63383a0a048bbc1e430e2c00cb46c0.jpg <![CDATA[Joseph Priestley (1733–1804)]]> /en/art/james-millar-joseph-priestley-1733-1804-AQSK73-en/ 947 1200 #2b2a24 #2b2a24 Earthy 0.2 0.05 82.02 <![CDATA[]]> /media/artworks/images-full/1c/44/1c446a43b8e4a06f06043f636a062e0c.jpg <![CDATA[Reverend John Fisher (1755–1837)]]> /en/art/james-millar-reverend-john-fisher-1755-1837-AQSK75-en/ 974 1200 #271f14 #271f14 Earthy 0.11 0.08 78.19 <![CDATA[1789 portrait of Reverend John Fisher by James Millar. Admire this classical oil painting’s realism & somber tones. Explore 18th-century British art & a dignified subject.]]> /media/artworks/images-full/74/6b/746b2216a21e9ad85265aee12ca94c89.jpg <![CDATA[John Baskerville (1706–1775)]]> /en/art/james-millar-john-baskerville-1706-1775-AQSK6X-en/ 582 685 #c9a875 #c9a875 Earthy 0.12 0.08 35.89 <![CDATA[]]> /media/artworks/images-full/50/3f/503fa8ab719aee1aabf317b5f67fe2b3.jpg <![CDATA[John Freeth (1731–1808)]]> /en/art/james-millar-john-freeth-1731-1808-AQSK7F-en/ 543 685 #1f190f #1f190f Earthy 0.38 0.08 76.15 <![CDATA[]]> /media/artworks/images-full/44/ec/44ec6d4e6d1053685051fcc17728a55c.jpg <![CDATA[Mary Priestley (1743–1796) (wife of Joseph Priestley)]]> /en/art/james-millar-mary-priestley-1743-1796-wife-of-joseph-priestl-AQSK7R-en/ 946 1200 #44392b #44392b Earthy 0.35 0.12 80.17 <![CDATA[]]> /media/artworks/images-full/82/5a/825a7d7369a5da947a83deca10246f56.jpg <![CDATA[Robert Andrew, Earl of Harlestone, Wrestling with a Stag whilst Two Gentlemen Watch from the Sidelines]]> /en/art/james-millar-robert-andrew-earl-of-harlestone-wrestling-with-AQSK79-en/ 800 598 #725a3a #725a3a Earthy 0.28 0.19 86.17 <![CDATA[]]> /media/artworks/images-full/09/d3/09d3fbece8f5fc4ad8d1b819fe34a54b.jpg <![CDATA[William Westley]]> /en/art/james-millar-william-westley-AQSK7H-en/ 577 685 #1f160e #1f160e Earthy 0.18 0.09 65.54 <![CDATA[]]> /media/artworks/images-full/7f/55/7f55a02ca3aa8611a5d7ad4a7531d5ba.jpg <![CDATA[Dr John Derrington (1747–1805)]]> /en/art/james-millar-dr-john-derrington-1747-1805-AQSK7M-en/ 607 685 #1e1811 #1e1811 Earthy 0.17 0.09 71.75 <![CDATA[]]> /media/artworks/images-full/ba/4c/ba4c72f2633224104db806fa5df3dc5e.jpg <![CDATA[Artist's Advertisement]]> /en/art/james-millar-artist-s-advertisement-AQSK7T-en/ 880 1200 #33260e #33260e Earthy 0.25 0.19 78.41 <![CDATA[James Millar’s ‘Artist’s Advertisement’ (c. 1800) blends Neoclassical & Romantic styles. A poignant scene of a boy before an ancient monument evokes remembrance & grief. Oil on canvas, muted tones, & classical subject matter.]]> /media/artworks/images-full/35/7c/357cdd8ab5ce82133158231b0faadeff.jpg <![CDATA[Francis Eginton (1736 1737–1805)]]> /en/art/james-millar-francis-eginton-1736-1737-1805-AQSK77-en/ 553 685 #785f4c #785f4c Earthy 0.16 0.08 64.37 <![CDATA[]]> /media/artworks/images-full/cf/f2/cff298c0b9eec1946d6eec943d906aab.jpg <![CDATA[Self Portrait]]> /en/art/james-millar-self-portrait-AQSK6T-en/ 543 685 #1f201c #1f201c FFFFFF;CCCCCC;999999;666666;333333 0.17 0.06 95.71 <![CDATA[]]> /media/artworks/images-full/54/92/54921bd279bbdf9f95b7f225c897541e.jpg <![CDATA[Lady Algernon Percy]]> /en/art/james-millar-lady-algernon-percy-D38HPF-en/ 516 671 #303116 #303116 FFFFFF;CCCCCC;999999;666666;333333 0.43 0.18 106.97 <![CDATA[]]> /media/artworks/images-full/31/c6/31c6e7b7c1eb90dbd4fe20a5ab318301.jpg <![CDATA[Robert Mynors and His Family]]> /en/art/james-millar-robert-mynors-and-his-family-AQSK7D-en/ 800 638 #422f17 #422f17 Earthy 0.38 0.2 76.5 <![CDATA[James Millar’s 1797 portrait, 'Robert Mynors and His Family,' showcases neoclassical elegance & wealth through a layered composition. Warm tones & detailed brushwork depict a refined family scene.]]> /media/artworks/images-full/56/e5/56e5c3f797e5819cbebd0d2a887b6265.jpg <![CDATA[Lord Algernon Percy]]> /en/art/james-millar-lord-algernon-percy-D38HPH-en/ 3120 4096 #cbc8aa #cbc8aa FFFFFF;CCCCCC;999999;666666;333333 0.31 0.12 90.74 <![CDATA[]]> /media/artworks/images-full/fb/a8/fba8df59c9ddf3430da348b63262a68f.jpg <![CDATA[Young Man in Red]]> /en/art/james-millar-young-man-in-red-AQSK6V-en/ 565 685 #696a60 #696a60 Earthy 0.24 0.12 72.42 <![CDATA[]]> /media/artworks/images-full/c6/5b/c65bded9013c2b596c58f2bde22dc888.jpg <![CDATA[Allegory of Wisdom and Science (frontispiece for 'Encyclopaedia Brittannica')]]> /en/art/james-millar-allegory-of-wisdom-and-science-frontispiece-for-AQSK7B-en/ 947 1200 #9c7044 #9c7044 Earthy 0.34 0.17 69.76 <![CDATA[Explore James Millar’s ‘Allegory of Wisdom & Science,’ a 1798 neoclassical oil painting. A rich, layered scene depicting learning & creativity. Ideal for art collectors.]]> /media/artworks/images-full/e9/7e/e97ef0e8cd57e04cea819d7301ff6e71.jpg <![CDATA[Mrs Esther Day]]> /en/art/james-millar-mrs-esther-day-AQSK7P-en/ 1025 1200 #180d05 #180d05 Earthy 0.21 0.11 66.76 <![CDATA[]]> /media/artworks/images-full/1b/60/1b60c3829695b7dd66e2841f439ac3a2.jpg <![CDATA[William Hayley (1745–1820)]]> /en/art/james-millar-william-hayley-1745-1820-AQSK7K-en/ 961 1200 #1c1b1d #1c1b1d Earthy 0.25 0.1 39.16 <![CDATA[]]> /media/artworks/images-full/4e/63/4e63383a0a048bbc1e430e2c00cb46c0.jpg <![CDATA[Joseph Priestley (1733–1804)]]> /en/art/james-millar-joseph-priestley-1733-1804-AQSK73-en/ 947 1200 #2b2a24 #2b2a24 Earthy 0.2 0.05 82.02 <![CDATA[]]> /media/artworks/images-full/1c/44/1c446a43b8e4a06f06043f636a062e0c.jpg <![CDATA[Reverend John Fisher (1755–1837)]]> /en/art/james-millar-reverend-john-fisher-1755-1837-AQSK75-en/ 974 1200 #271f14 #271f14 Earthy 0.11 0.08 78.19 <![CDATA[1789 portrait of Reverend John Fisher by James Millar. Admire this classical oil painting’s realism & somber tones. Explore 18th-century British art & a dignified subject.]]> /media/artworks/images-full/74/6b/746b2216a21e9ad85265aee12ca94c89.jpg <![CDATA[John Baskerville (1706–1775)]]> /en/art/james-millar-john-baskerville-1706-1775-AQSK6X-en/ 582 685 #c9a875 #c9a875 Earthy 0.12 0.08 35.89 <![CDATA[]]> /media/artworks/images-full/50/3f/503fa8ab719aee1aabf317b5f67fe2b3.jpg <![CDATA[John Freeth (1731–1808)]]> /en/art/james-millar-john-freeth-1731-1808-AQSK7F-en/ 543 685 #1f190f #1f190f Earthy 0.38 0.08 76.15 <![CDATA[]]> /media/artworks/images-full/44/ec/44ec6d4e6d1053685051fcc17728a55c.jpg <![CDATA[Mary Priestley (1743–1796) (wife of Joseph Priestley)]]> /en/art/james-millar-mary-priestley-1743-1796-wife-of-joseph-priestl-AQSK7R-en/ 946 1200 #44392b #44392b Earthy 0.35 0.12 80.17 <![CDATA[]]>