Enoch Seeman the Younger

Enoch Seeman the Younger (1694–1744) was an English painter known for his contributions to the Rococo movement. He was born in London and became recognized for his portraiture, which often featured elaborate costumes and intricate details characteristic of the style. Seeman trained under his father, Enoch Seeman the Elder, and gained prominence in the early 18th century, becoming a sought-after portraitist among the English aristocracy. His work is noted for its elegance and refinement, reflecting the tastes of his time. Seeman's influence is evident in the way he blended traditional portrait techniques with the decorative elements of Rococo art. The details of his later life and death remain largely undocumented.