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Ne4 - Portraits, Engravings and Illustrations from the Newcastle (Clumber) Collection, 16th-19th centuries
1 - Series of miscellaneous photographs, engravings and drawings collected by the Newcastles of Clumber, Nottinghamshire; mid-18th century to early-20th century
Document Reference
Ne 4 1/3
Title
Portrait [black and white] engraved by J[ohn] Faber of Thomas Pelham-Holles, 1st Duke of Newcastle under Lyne and Henry Clinton, 7th Earl of Lincoln; n.d. [c.1721]
Date
1721 (c)
Extent
1 item
Level
Item/file
Content Description
Portrait of the 1st Duke and the 7th Earl seated at a table each holding a stemmed wine glass; the duke has a wine bottle in his other hand; in the background is a draped curtain and a painting of a large house; based on a painting by Sir Godfrey Kneller.
Date based on date of original painting in the National Portrait Gallery.
Dimensions: 49 cm X 73 cm approx.
Term
clothing and dress, male
clothing and dress, ceremonial
art, portraits, 1st Duke of Newcastle under Lyne
art, portraits, 7th Earl of Lincoln
Related Material
National Portrait Gallery web site
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Persons
Code
PersonName
Dates of existence
NA487
Holles; Thomas Pelham- (1693-1768); 1st Duke of Newcastle under Lyne; also 4th Duke of Newcastle upon Tyne; cr. 1756
1693-1768
NA11267
Clinton; Henry F. (1684-1728); 7th Earl of Lincoln; succ. 1693; paymaster-general of the forces and cofferer of the King's household
1684-1728
NA25958
Faber; John (c.1695-1756); mezzotint engraver
c.1695-1756
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