Prince George (1738-1820) and Prince Edward Augustus (1739-67) Sons of Frederick (1707-51) Prince of Wales, with their tutor Dr Francis Ayscough, c.1748-49

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"Prince George (1738-1820) and Prince Edward Augustus (1739-67) Sons of Frederick (1707-51) Prince of Wales, with their tutor Dr Francis Ayscough, c.1748-49" is a notable painting by the acclaimed British artist Richard Wilson. This work captures an intimate and educational moment between the young princes and their tutor, reflecting the 18th-century emphasis on the education and upbringing of royal children.

Prince George, later King George III, and his younger brother Prince Edward Augustus, Duke of York and Albany, are depicted in their early teenage years. The painting is set against a serene and classical backdrop, which was typical of Wilson's style, known for its grandeur and attention to detail. The inclusion of Dr. Francis Ayscough, their tutor, highlights the importance of intellectual development and guidance in the lives of the royal family. Dr. Ayscough, who was also the Dean of Bristol, played a significant role in shaping the education of the princes, emphasizing the values and knowledge deemed essential for future leaders.

Richard Wilson, often regarded as one of the pioneers of British landscape painting, brings his expertise in composition and use of light to this portrait. The painting not only serves as a historical document but also as a testament to Wilson's skill in capturing the essence of his subjects. The careful rendering of the princes' expressions and the thoughtful inclusion of educational elements in the scene underscore the painting's dual role as both a portrait and a narrative piece.

This work is an excellent example of mid-18th-century portraiture, where the subjects are portrayed with a sense of dignity and poise, befitting their royal status. The painting remains an important piece in the study of British art history and the portrayal of the British royal family, offering insights into the personal lives and educational environments of the era's young royals.

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