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Matthew Baillie (1761 1823) F.R.S. after Hoppner 1817

Original price was: $599.00.Current price is: $299.00.

Artist: Henry Bone
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A quiet study in brown, ochre, and pale flesh tone, this hand-painted reproduction of Matthew Baillie by Henry Bone brings a famous portrait miniature to life in oil on canvas.

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Unframed - Rolled in Tube Stretched +$250.00 Silver White frame +$370.00 Black frame +$370.00 Gold frame +$380.00 Silver frame +$380.00 Gold Black frame +$380.00 Unframed – Rolled in Tube
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Description

Deep browns and warm ochres meet a pale, powdered flesh tone at the collar and face, the two ranges never quite settling into each other. A dark coat holds the lower portion of the panel in shadow while a touch of white at the linen catches the eye and pulls it upward, toward the calm, direct gaze that dominates the composition. Small warm accents in the cheeks and lips sit against the cooler grey of the background, a quiet friction that keeps the surface alive rather than flat.

About Matthew Baillie Bone Oil Painting Reproduction

This is a portrait miniature after John Hoppner, painted by Henry Bone in 1817, and it belongs to a body of work built on the practice of translating oil portraits by leading painters of the day into small, enamelled likenesses. Bone worked in the exacting medium of enamel on copper, a technique that demanded precision at a scale most painters would find unforgiving, and his skill at holding likeness and mood within a few square inches earned him a position as enamel painter to the crown. The subject, Matthew Baillie, physician and Fellow of the Royal Society, is rendered with the restraint typical of Bone: little drama in the pose, everything carried by the face and the management of light across it.

The composition rewards a slow look. The distribution of dark coat, pale face, and muted ground is judged so that the eye settles naturally on the sitter without the image ever feeling arranged for effect. Edges are softened where the flesh meets shadow and sharpened where the collar catches light, a discipline that gives the small format its sense of quiet authority. It stands among the recognisable and famous artwork of the enamel portrait tradition, admired for the same control of tone and colour that defines this piece.

The hand-painted reproduction

Our reproduction is built as an oil painting reproduction, hand-painted on canvas rather than printed, so the palette described above is mixed and laid down by a trained painter working from the original. The browns, the pale flesh, the grey ground, all are matched by eye and by hand, and the surface carries the small variations and visible brushwork of real paint rather than the flat evenness of a printed sheet. Hung on a wall with steady, indirect light, ideally away from direct sun that would flatten its subtle tonal shifts, it holds a room in the same quiet way it holds a face, a small anchor of calm colour that suits a study, a reading corner, or any space where a slower kind of looking is welcome.

  • Hand-painted oil on canvas, not a print
  • Available in multiple sizes to suit your wall
  • Gallery-ready presentation, ready to hang
  • Certificate of authenticity included with every order
  • Free worldwide shipping, with no shipping charge to any country
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Each ByMuseum artwork is a hand-painted oil painting reproduction created by trained artists on high-quality cotton canvas. Every piece is reviewed, finished, and packed according to the framing option you select.

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Unframed — Rolled in Tube

Your artwork is painted on premium cotton canvas, then shipped safely rolled in a rigid tube with extra blank canvas border — ready for stretching or framing locally.

Framed — Ready to Hang

Select a handcrafted frame and we’ll deliver your painting fully assembled, protected, and ready to hang.

For safe shipping, framing is available up to a maximum size. Larger sizes will automatically disable the frame option.

Wall mockup Matthew Baillie (1761 1823) F.R.S. after Hoppner 1817
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Choose “Stretched” to receive your canvas mounted on wooden stretcher bars — perfect if you’ll frame it later or display it as-is.

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Gallery Wrap is a deeper, 1.5" style stretcher. The canvas wraps around the sides and is stapled on the back for a clean, modern, frameless look.

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Matthew Baillie (1761 1823) F.R.S. after Hoppner 1817 by Henry Bone - hand-painted oil reproduction
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