A contemplative portrait of Tom Mitford—the golden boy turned soldier—whose charm, contradictions, and tragic death cast a long shadow over the Mitford legacy.
Features:
Art Style: Post-war modernism with echoes of Henry Lamb and Stanley Spencer’s introspective wartime portraits.
Mood & Palette: Soft khakis, pale blues, and burnished gold tones reflect youth, uniform, and a life cut short.
Expression: Gentle and composed, his eyes hint at both aristocratic ease and quiet inner conflict.
Attire Detail: Military details are understated—his uniform rendered with restraint, more memory than bravado.
From our studio to your space, we follow a carefully crafted 10-step production process to ensure your beautifully framed masterpiece looks extraordinary when it arrives.
Printed on museum-quality, acid-free archival paper. *
Available in 3 sizes and 3 frame finishes.
Custom sizes and frame finishes available on request!
Your order ships in 5-7 business days after final quality checks are completed.
RUSH service is available.
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