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Although the artist was known for his pictures of Scottish life, which often have a strong narrative element, he also produced portraits and painted three of the Drewe family.
Title
Mrs Julius Drewe, née Frances Richardson (1871–1954)
Date
1902
Medium
oil on canvas
Measurements
H 235 x W 146 cm
Accession number
903816
Acquisition method
purchased from Anthony Drewe, 1986
Work type
Painting
National Trust, Castle Drogo
Drawsteignton, near Exeter, Devon EX6 6PB England
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Mr Abraham Howling, Master of Trinity House (1901–1902) Historic Environment Scotland -
Robert Burns (1759–1796) City Art Centre -
Julius Charles Drewe (1856–1931) National Trust, Castle Drogo -
J. G. Smieton Westminster College, Cambridge -
Alexander Anderson (1845–1909), Poet National Galleries of Scotland: Portrait -
Portrait of a Woman McLean Museum and Art Gallery -
Alexander Hugh Bruce (1849–1921), 6th Lord Balfour of Burleigh, Statesman National Galleries of Scotland: Portrait - 23 more