An artist with this first name lived upstream from Alexander Pope’s Twickenham villa and was Joseph Wright of Derby’s teacher. A 20-year-old artist with this first name created full-body portraits of the Viscountess Cremorne and Queen Charlotte. In 1921, the Grosvenor family sold a painting by an artist with this first name, falsely thought to have been a response to the (*) Eighth Discourse to the Royal Academy. (10[1])In 2021, a Kehinde (10[1])Wiley (10[1])painting replaced a portrait of Sarah (10[1])Moulton by an artist (10[1])with this (10[1])first name. (10[2])That portrait (-5[1])at (10[1])the Huntington was opposite (10[2])a portrait by another artist (10[1])with this first name, (10[1])whose subject, (10[1])Jonathan Buttall, (10[3])holds (10[1])a feathered (10[1])cap (10[1])and wears (10[1])the (10[1])title (10[1])color. (10[3])For 10 points, (10[1])give this (10[3])first (10[1])name of the artist of (10[1])The Blue (10[1])Boy, (10[1]-5[2])surnamed (10[1])Gainsborough. ■END■ (10[5])