National Portrait Gallery Postcard Peter Woodhouse George Romney NPG Art Print

A National Portrait Gallery art postcard reproducing George Romney's 1767 portrait of Peter Woodhouse, depicting the young Lancastrian gentleman full-length in a striking red coat and green waistcoat, his black-and-white pointer at his side, a flintlock gun and a brace of partridges resting on the rocks beside him. The original oil on canvas is one of Romney's earliest full-length portraits \u2014 a significant work from the artist's pre-London Lancaster period \u2014 and has been catalogued by Alex Kidson in his 2015 complete catalogue of Romney's paintings.\n\nThe reverse is printed by the National Portrait Gallery, London, captioned \""Peter Woodhouse \u2014 George Romney, c.1767. Oil on canvas, 1790 x 1290mm. Private Collection, UK. Sold to support the National Portrait Gallery, London. www.npg.org.uk\"". A divided back postcard with NPG branding to the upper left and standard EAN barcode to the lower right.\n\nCondition\n\nUsed \u2014 in very good clean condition. Unposted, with nE