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Artist · 19 prints

Thomas Gainsborough Prints

About Thomas Gainsborough

Thomas Gainsborough was an English painter, baptised in Sudbury, Suffolk, in 1727, who died in London in 1788. The son of a wool manufacturer, he trained as a young man in London. He set up as a painter in Ipswich around 1752, moved to the spa town of Bath in 1759, where fashionable sitters flocked to him, and settled in London in 1774. He was a founding member of the Royal Academy and became a favourite painter of King George III and his family.

Gainsborough made his living from portraits, but his own preference was for landscapes and country scenes, and his letters show impatience with sitters' demands. Mr and Mrs Andrews (about 1750), in the National Gallery, London, places a young couple in the middle of their own fields. The Blue Boy (about 1770) is among his best-known portraits, and The Morning Walk (1785), also in the National Gallery, shows a newly married couple strolling arm in arm with their dog.

Thomas Gainsborough prints: reproductions of portraits and landscapes by the English painter Thomas Gainsborough, made between 1754 and 1787. The collection includes The Mall in St. James's Park (1783), The Cottage Door (1778), Georgiana, Duchess of Devonshire (1783), Mrs. Richard Brinsley Sheridan (1785) and The Market Cart (1787).

This selection pairs Gainsborough's society portraits of women, such as Mary Robinson and Grace Dalrymple Elliott, with his late country scenes of cottages, carts, wood gatherers and children. It also includes family groups, from the early Gravenor Family (1754) to The Marsham Children (1787), and one coastal view, Seashore with Fishermen (1781).

The soft greens, browns and muted blues suit living rooms, libraries and bedrooms; the full-length portraits and wider landscapes work above a fireplace, sofa or bed. All prints are museum-quality reproductions, available unframed or framed with acrylic glazing, with free shipping and import duties covered.

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The Gravenor Family by Thomas Gainsborough — A family of four poses beneath an oak with a storm behind
The Cottage Door by Thomas Gainsborough — Ragged children tumble before a thatched cottage under a great tree
Mrs. Richard Brinsley Sheridan by Thomas Gainsborough — A woman in pink with wind-tossed curls sits beneath bending trees
Mrs Mary Robinson (Perdita) by Thomas Gainsborough — A woman in a pale gown sits beneath dark trees with a white dog
Seashore with Fishermen by Thomas Gainsborough — Fishermen haul a boat into the surf beneath a pale cliff
Mrs. Grace Dalrymple Elliott (1754?-1823) by Thomas Gainsborough — A woman in a gold satin overdress stands in profile
A Boy with a Cat - Morning by Thomas Gainsborough — A child in a pale dress scratches their head beside a cat
Cottage Children (The Wood Gatherers) by Thomas Gainsborough — Two children and a toddler pause on a path beneath a stormy sky
Portrait of Miss Evans by Thomas Gainsborough — A young woman in a wide pale hat sits in a thicket of dark leaves
Major John Dade, of Tannington, Suffolk by Thomas Gainsborough — A hunter in a three-cornered hat stands between two pointers
Ann Ford (later Mrs. Philip Thicknesse) by Thomas Gainsborough — A woman in silver-white silk rests her head on her hand
Georgiana, Duchess of Devonshire by Thomas Gainsborough — A woman in cream silk beside a stone plinth, a blue scarf at her arm
Miss Elizabeth Haverfield by Thomas Gainsborough — A young girl in a ruffled white bonnet and dark shawl outdoors
The Mall in St. James's Park by Thomas Gainsborough — Fashionable strollers drift through feathery trees in the park
Miss Catherine Tatton by Thomas Gainsborough — A smiling young woman in a huge blue hat and wild brown curls
The Market Cart by Thomas Gainsborough — A laden cart rolls through a wood past a pond and resting boys
The Marsham Children by Thomas Gainsborough — Four children and two dogs pause on a woodland path
Elizabeth and Thomas Linley by Thomas Gainsborough — A young woman and her younger brother look out from dark foliage
Two Shepherd Boys with Dogs Fighting by Thomas Gainsborough — Two shepherd boys cling together as their dogs tear at each other