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National Trust, Lodge Park and Sherborne Estate
Lodge Park was built for the hunchbacked gambler John ‘Crump’ Dutton (1594–1656/1657), in the early 1630s, as a grandstand for watching deer-coursing, and a lodge for entertaining, dining and drinking.
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Flower Piece Jan van Huysum (1682–1749) (style of)Flower Piece National Trust, Lodge Park and Sherborne Estate
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Horses in a Field: 'Willie Wagtail' and 'Arch Guard' 1966 Leesa Sandys-Lumsdaine (1936–1985)Horses in a Field: 'Willie Wagtail' and 'Arch Guard' 1966 National Trust, Lodge Park and Sherborne Estate
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Bay Horse in a Stable 1873 Richard Whitford (c.1821–1890)Bay Horse in a Stable 1873 National Trust, Lodge Park and Sherborne Estate
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Lodge Park, Gloucestershire 1747 George Lambert (c.1700–1765)Lodge Park, Gloucestershire 1747 National Trust, Lodge Park and Sherborne Estate
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Mary Curzon (1760–1804), Lady Stawell and Her Daughter, Mary Legge (1780–1864) c.1900 Dorofield Hardy (1853–1937)Mary Curzon (1760–1804), Lady Stawell and Her Daughter, Mary Legge (1780–1864) c.1900 National Trust, Lodge Park and Sherborne Estate
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Dr Peter Barwick (1619–1705), His Wife, Anne and Daughter, Mary (1661/1662–1721/1723), Later Lady Dutton c.1670 Jacob Huysmans (c.1633–1696)Dr Peter Barwick (1619–1705), His Wife, Anne and Daughter, Mary (1661/1662–1721/1723), Later Lady Dutton c.1670 National Trust, Lodge Park and Sherborne Estate
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The Honourable Elizabeth Jane Dutton (1775–1836), Countess of Suffolk c.1820–1830 British (English) SchoolThe Honourable Elizabeth Jane Dutton (1775–1836), Countess of Suffolk c.1820–1830 National Trust, Lodge Park and Sherborne Estate
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James Henry Legge (1804–1883), 3rd Baron Sherborne (?) mid-19th C British (English) SchoolJames Henry Legge (1804–1883), 3rd Baron Sherborne (?) mid-19th C National Trust, Lodge Park and Sherborne Estate
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Henrietta Maria (1609–1669) Anthony van Dyck (1599–1641) (after)Henrietta Maria (1609–1669) National Trust, Lodge Park and Sherborne Estate
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James Huntley (1873–1949), 6th Lord Sherborne 1925 (?) Reginald Grenville Eves (1876–1941)James Huntley (1873–1949), 6th Lord Sherborne 1925 (?) National Trust, Lodge Park and Sherborne Estate
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Charles Dutton (1911–1982), 7th Baron Sherborne, Aged about 14 1925 Reginald Grenville Eves (1876–1941)Charles Dutton (1911–1982), 7th Baron Sherborne, Aged about 14 1925 National Trust, Lodge Park and Sherborne Estate
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James Lennox Naper (1712/1713–1776), Later Dutton, Wearing a Brown Coat George Romney (1734–1802) (style of)James Lennox Naper (1712/1713–1776), Later Dutton, Wearing a Brown Coat National Trust, Lodge Park and Sherborne Estate
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A Shepherdess 1630s Paulus Moreelse (1571–1638)A Shepherdess 1630s National Trust, Lodge Park and Sherborne Estate
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A White Greyhound Standing over a Dead Hare George William Sartorius (1759–1828)A White Greyhound Standing over a Dead Hare National Trust, Lodge Park and Sherborne Estate
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Sir Charles Frederick Williams William GroveSir Charles Frederick Williams National Trust, Lodge Park and Sherborne Estate
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James Henry Legge (1804–1883), 3rd Baron Sherborne in Masonic Robes 1868–1869 Edwin Williams (1822–1881?)James Henry Legge (1804–1883), 3rd Baron Sherborne in Masonic Robes 1868–1869 National Trust, Lodge Park and Sherborne Estate
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The Honourable Mary Bilson Legge (1780–1864), Later Lady Sherborne, as a Girl late 18th C British (English) SchoolThe Honourable Mary Bilson Legge (1780–1864), Later Lady Sherborne, as a Girl late 18th C National Trust, Lodge Park and Sherborne Estate
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Dr John Barwick (1612–1664) c.1640–1650 British (English) SchoolDr John Barwick (1612–1664) c.1640–1650 National Trust, Lodge Park and Sherborne Estate
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Sir Thomas Browne of Chester (1605–1682) (?) mid-17th C British (English) SchoolSir Thomas Browne of Chester (1605–1682) (?) mid-17th C National Trust, Lodge Park and Sherborne Estate
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Edward Lenox Dutton (1831–1919), 4th Baron Sherborne c.1890 British (English) SchoolEdward Lenox Dutton (1831–1919), 4th Baron Sherborne c.1890 National Trust, Lodge Park and Sherborne Estate
