Celebrate 18th-century portraiture with this reproduction of the Portrait of Lady Frances Carteret, later Marchioness of Tweeddale (1718–1788), painted in 1748. This elegant work captures the refinement and grace of Lady Frances, a member of one of Britain’s most influential aristocratic families, who became Marchioness of Tweeddale through her marriage into the distinguished Scottish noble house.

The painting reflects the grandeur of Georgian society, with exquisite attention to costume, pose, and presence. Lady Frances is depicted with the poise and dignity befitting her status, while the artist’s mastery of light and texture imbues the portrait with warmth and vitality.

Our reproduction is printed on archival, museum-quality paper with exceptional attention to detail, faithfully capturing the colour and character of the original. Choose from oak, ash, black, or white solid wood frames for a premium, ready-to-hang finish that complements both traditional and contemporary interiors.

Perfect for lovers of Scottish heritage, Georgian portraiture, or collectors of aristocratic art, this piece makes a refined statement in any setting.

Bring home a slice of history and let this distinguished portrait grace your walls. Order today to own an enduring masterpiece of 18th-century portrait art.