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Title
John Jones (1739–1787)
Date
1768
Medium
oil on canvas
Measurements
H 91.5 x W 69 cm
Accession number
NMW A 83
Acquisition method
purchased at Phillips, 1981
Work type
Painting
Inscription description
Stretcher: 1) G.F.L Marchi, Portrait of Major John Jones, Brother of the artist Thomas jones (typewritten) 2) "Major John Jones, Son of Thos. Jones of Penkerrig, Radnorshire. G. Marchipinxit 1768" (in ink) 3) "Thos. Agnew & Son. no 29918" 4) "E173" 5) "Thos. Agnew, 5222 REE" Frame: (label) Major John Jones son of Thos, Jones Esq, of Pencerrig, Radnorshire 7 Brother of the painter Thomas Jones by G. Marchi 1765 (sic) Not signed or dated.
National Museum Cardiff
Cathays Park, Cardiff (Caerdydd) CF10 3NP Wales
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