Portrait of Sir Francis Baring, with his Brother and his Son-in-Law
In 1807 Thomas Lawrence immortalized the fabulously wealthy, influential banker Sir Francis Baring, his older brother John, and his son-in-law Charles Wall. Sir Francis had been partly deaf since childhood and had no objection to being portrayed as such. Evidently the painting was still so popular in 1841 that it was worth-while reproducing it in print.
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Portrait of Sir Francis Baring, with his Brother and his Son-in-Law
In 1807 Thomas Lawrence immortalized the fabulously wealthy, influential banker Sir Francis Baring, his older brother John, and his son-in-law Charles Wall. Sir Francis had been partly deaf since childhood and had no objection to being portrayed as such. Evidently the painting was still so popular in 1841 that it was worth-while reproducing it in print.
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In 1807 Thomas Lawrence immort ...... while reproducing it in print.
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In 1807 vereeuwigde Thomas Law ...... e, er een prent naar te maken.
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RP-P-1897-A-19404
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Rijksmuseum
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Portrait of Sir Francis Baring, with his Brother and his Son-in-Law
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Portret van Sir Francis Baring met zijn broer en schoonzoon
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1841
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1841
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height 301 mm
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plaatrand breedte 435 mm
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plaatrand hoogte 301 mm
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width 435 mm
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Collectie: prenten
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Collection: prints
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