George Chinnery was a British artist who lived in Asia, particularly Macau, during the 19th century. Known for his detailed portraiture and landscapes, Chinnery captured the unique blend of East and West in his work. His time in Macau allowed him to document the region’s vibrant culture and architecture. He is listed on pages 42 and 70 of the 1850 Hong Kong Almanack as “Landscape and Miniature Painter” and “Portrait Painter”; his address was Travessa de V. Baptista, Macao.