George Morland was a British painter born in the 18th century. This book is a technical study of his work and techniques and how other painters evolved from his style of painting. The book not only talks about Morland's legacy but also analyzes the work of artists who came after him and were inspired by his painting style. This is a great book for students or art aficionados who want to learn more about art history in England.

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