Portrait of Robert Robertson, 9th Laird of Auchleeks (1777-1859), in a green jacket and red waistcoat, with his wife Bridget, in a red and black dress

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"Portrait of Robert Robertson, 9th Laird of Auchleeks (1777-1859), in a green jacket and red waistcoat, with his wife Bridget, in a red and black dress" is a notable 19th-century oil painting by the distinguished British portrait artist Frederick Richard Say. The artwork captures the likenesses of Robert Robertson, the 9th Laird of Auchleeks, and his wife Bridget, showcasing the fashion and societal status of the period. Robert Robertson is depicted in a stately green jacket paired with a red waistcoat, exuding the air of a Scottish gentleman of standing, while his wife Bridget is elegantly attired in a red and black dress, indicative of the era's feminine fashion sensibilities.

Frederick Richard Say, active during the early to mid-1800s, was renowned for his portrait work, which often featured prominent figures of the time. His skillful use of color and attention to detail in capturing the sartorial elegance of his subjects are evident in this piece. The portrait not only serves as a visual record of the Robertson couple but also provides insight into the fashion, culture, and social hierarchy of 19th-century Scotland.

The painting is significant for its historical and artistic value, offering a window into the lives of the Scottish gentry during a period of considerable change and development in British society. As a work by Say, it contributes to the understanding of his oeuvre and the broader context of portrait painting in the United Kingdom during the 1800s. The portrait's current location, provenance, and exhibition history, if known, would further enhance its encyclopedic relevance, providing a fuller picture of its journey from creation to present-day appreciation.

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