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The artist is remembered as a painter of picturesque genre scenes often with sentimental moralising overtones, which conformed to the taste of his day. So popular were the subjects of his paintings that many of them were reproduced as engravings.
Judges' Lodgings, Lancaster
Lancaster
Title
A Bottle of Wine
Date
c.1815
Medium
oil on canvas
Measurements
H 55.6 x W 45.3 cm
Accession number
LANMS.1991.406.5
Acquisition method
bequeathed by George Palmer Holt through the Art Fund, 1992
Work type
Painting
Judges' Lodgings, Lancaster
Church Street, Lancaster, Lancashire LA1 1YS England
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