- The Portrait of Mai (Omai) is widely regarded as the finest portrait by one of Britain's greatest artists.
- ‘Omai (Omiah)’ was created in 1776 by Joshua Reynolds in Rococo style. Find more prominent pieces of portrait at Wikiart.org – best visual art database.
- Previously called Portrait of Omai, it will now be known as Portrait of Mai (Omai), reflecting the subject’s true name.
- Sir Joshua Reynolds’ Portrait of Mai (Omai) has been bought jointly by The National Portrait Gallery and the Getty Museum after long-running discussions.
- The majestic Portrait of Mai, a world renowned masterpiece by Sir Joshua Reynolds, has a significant place on the global art stage.
- Portrait of Omai, Omai of the Friendly Isles. Portrait of Mai (Omai) by Joshua Reynolds.
- Portrait of Omai, an oil-on-canvas painting, was executed in around 1775 by Sir Joshua Reynolds. The English artist wasn't commissioned to paint this portrait.
- This self-portrait was done before Reynolds travelled to Rome to study and learn. It shows a young man; eager and excited.. Portrait of Omai.
- Joshua Reynolds’s majestic painting of Omai testifies to the positive side of globalism. ... Reynolds’s unique oil-on-canvas Portrait of Omai (completed in 1776).
- ‘One of the most important, influential portraits in the history of British art’ … detail from Portrait of Omai by Joshua Reynolds Photograph: Alamy.
- A single painting hangs inside, its faded gilt frame bearing a plaque reading “Sir Joshua Reynolds”. It is Reynolds’ “Portrait of Omai”, or “Omiah” as it was called...
- Joshua Reynolds (1723-1792) “Portrait of Omai” (1776) Oil on canvas.
- The price tag on Portrait of Omai by Joshua Reynolds is a staggering £50m – far more than has ever been paid for an 18th-century picture and puts it out of...
