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Cheere’s source for this work may have been the marble bust of Antoninus Pius by Peter Scheemakers, made for the Earl of Fitzwalter in 1733. Fitzwalter paid eight guineas for his marble bust; William paid a princely two guineas for his plaster.
Burton Constable Hall
Skirlaugh
Title
Antoninus Pius (86 AD–161 AD)
Date
1765
Medium
plaster
Measurements
H 67 x W 53 x D 20 cm
Accession number
LDS965
Acquisition method
transferred from the Constable Family to Leeds Museums & Galleries, 1992
Work type
Bust
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Burton Constable Hall
Burton Constable, Skirlaugh, East Riding of Yorkshire HU11 4LN England
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