What did James Wolfe look like?

"General Wolfe was 5 feet 11 or six in height, very straight, his air and carriage perfectly military, his action free, his gestures open as those of an actor who feels no constraint, - his hair red, generally worn in a queue, his face a long oval, his complexion very fair and much freckled - his eyes were light, I think, gray, and his mouth large, his nose, tho long, was large and open. Yet tho this assemblage of feature may not appear favorable there was a certain animation in the countenance and spirit in his manner that solicited attention & interested most people in his favor." (As might be found in the Hamilton manuscript as quoted by McLennan in his Louisbourg, Appendix I, p. 315.)

And, so, here is the clickable list of the portraits:

Earliest Known Portrait

By Joseph Highmore

By Joseph Highmore, With Sword

By Gainsborough

In Three Cornered Hat by Gainsborough

Portrait At Bath (Colour)

By George Townshend

By Captain Hervey Smith

Full Length by J. S. C. Schaak (Colour)

Profile Portraiture by J. S. C. Schaak

Death Scene By Benjamin West (Colour)

For a short sketch -- see James Wolfe, The Hero Of Louisbourg.