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James Comerford, with short curling brown hair, wearing a dark blue coat and top coat, checked cravat, with spy glass and fob seals, an ivy draped urn to right, a sunset sky. The reverse is inscribed in a later hand with the identification of the sitter, together with the information that he married Ann Birrell. An associated miniature of the latter by Rochard is fully signed by the artist and inscribed with his Howland Street address and the date 7 February 1829.

English Heritage, Kenwood

London

Title

James Comerford

Date

c.1829

Medium

watercolour on ivory

Measurements

H 11 x W (?) cm

Accession number

88421369

Acquisition method

accepted by HM Government in 2021 under the Cultural Gifts Scheme from Bryony Cohen and allocated to Historic England

Work type

Miniature

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