George Harley Drummond (1783–1855)
Artist: Sir Henry Raeburn (British, 1756–1923)
Original Dimensions: 94 1/4" x 58"
Location: The Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York
About Artwork: (ca. 1808–9) "Dashing in his snugly fitting riding clothes, the sitter of this portrait was the scion of a wealthy banking family. Married at age seventeen, he later “ruined his life by gambling and dissipation,” according to a family historian, and abandoned his wife and children. In depicting Drummond as a paragon of landed masculinity, Raeburn drew on the longstanding tradition of equestrian portraits, such as Reynolds’s Captain George K. H. Coussmaker, on view in this gallery. However, Raeburn departed from earlier precedents by depicting Drummond’s grazing horse from behind, its lowered head nearly lost in the shadows." - (The Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York)
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