John Opie was one of the most talented and original painters of the Romantic period, yet his legacy has been largely overshadowed by his contemporaries. In this insightful monograph, Rogers reassesses Opie's life and oeuvre, highlighting his innovative approach to portraiture, his influence on later artists, and his contribution to the cultural and social milieu of his time.

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