Mirza Abu'l Hassan Khan

"Mirza Abu'l Hassan Khan," painted by Thomas Lawrence in 1815, depicts the Persian ambassador to the United Kingdom, showcasing Lawrence's mastery in portraiture and his ability to convey the subject's cultural significance. The painting not only highlights the diplomatic relations between Britain and Persia during the early 19th century but also reflects Lawrence's interest in exoticism and the representation of non-Western figures in European art.

"Mirza Abu'l Hassan Khan," painted by Thomas Lawrence in 1815, features a full-length portrait of the Persian ambassador, characterized by its vibrant color palette and meticulous attention to fabric textures. The subject is depicted in a richly embroidered robe, set against a neutral background that emphasizes the intricate details of his attire and the dignified posture that conveys both authority and grace.