Virtue, Labor, and Profit in the Georgian Era: British Art from the Collection
Exhibition
Exhibition Overview
Virtue, Labor, and Profit in the Georgian Era: British Art from the Collection
White Gallery, Spencer Museum of Art, University of Kansas, Lawrence, Kansas
A display of 18th century British works, including furniture, portraits, prints, glassware, textiles, ceramics, and silver. The exhibition, organized by former curatorial intern Michelle Robinson, focuses on the objects and artists that shaped the commercial English state in the Georgian era.
Works of art
mid 1700s
1751
circa 1735
circa 1740
circa 1740–1760
mid 1700s
1719–1795
circa 1770–1780
mid 1700s
Worcester Porcelain Company
1750–1780
Worcester Porcelain Company
circa 1757–1765
Worcester Porcelain Company
circa 1755–1790
Hartley Greens & Co. Leeds Pottery
1775–1830
Josiah Wedgwood & Sons Ltd. (founded 1759)
late 1700s
Josiah Wedgwood & Sons Ltd. (founded 1759)
1808–1812
Staffordshire, England, United Kingdom
circa 1810
circa 1820
circa 1820
William Adam and Sons
1830
1800–1830
1800–1830
circa late 1700s
1755–1775
circa 1755–1780
late 1700s
circa 1755–1780
1755–1780
late 1700s
1750–1775
circa 1820–1830
Leah Townsend
1815
Hanna Hawthorn
1809
William Fountain (active 1791–?); Daniel Pontifex (active late 1700s)
1793
1786–1793
Richard Green
circa 1703–1719
Walter Tweedie
1782–1783
John Berthelot
1762
Henry Cowper
1809–1810
William Eley and William Fearn
1802
late 1700s–early 1800s
1780–1800
1800–1805
1700s
circa 1780
1744–1745
1805–1806
John Emes (active 1762–1810)
1805–1806
Michael Ward
circa 1750
1800–1805
1800–1805
1800–1805
1800–1805