There’s also the thought that Sir Allan Ramsay, who painted the 1762 portrait of Queen Charlotte, was known for his less dramatized, more accurate works.

According to Frontline, Sir Allan Ramsay was responsible for the majority of Queen Charlotte’s paintings and his representations were the most African in nature, which may be a biproduct of his ...

View Portrait of King George III 1738-1820, full-length, in coronation robes, his crown on a cushion on a table beside him and Portrait of Queen Charlotte 1744-1818, full-length, in coronation robes ...

Allan Ramsay's portrait of King George III's wife, Charlotte of Mecklenburg-Strelitz (1761-62).

This sympathetic portrait of Rousseau in Armenian costume was painted by the highly talented Scottish artist Allan Ramsay.

Mario de Valdes y Cocom, a historian of the African diaspora, argued this in a 1997 article for PBS, pointing to a portrait of the queen painted in 1762 by Allan Ramsay.

A lost portrait of Bonnie Prince Charlie has been discovered in Scotland, ending one of the greatest mysteries in British royal art. The portrait, by Scottish artist Allan Ramsay, was painted in ...