A Couple in a Landscape Reynolds Attributed in early catalogues to

Attributed in early catalogues to Van Dyck but catalogued in 1980 as After Cornelius Jonson the elder

[it] deserves notice only from its association with a great name

Poussin takes as his starting point two texts from the Book of Samuel

Possibly the female portrait exhibited by Kettle at the Free Society of Artists in 1761

A Couple in a Landscape Reynolds Attributed in early catalogues toDated by Waterhouse to the mid 1750s and identified as a companion to the 'Girl seated in a Park' in the Fitzwilliam Museum, Cambridge. An X ray reveals an underlying half length female portrait. Gainsborough turned the canvas upside down before repainting it with the present composition.