David Henry Wilson's seminal biography of George Morland, one of the most celebrated British artists of the late 18th century, offers a richly detailed and engaging portrait of a complex and fascinating personality. Drawing on extensive archival research, Wilson illuminates the sources of Morland's artistic vision and explores the social and historical context in which his work thrived.

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