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The sitter was the nephew of the artist and was killed at the Battle of Loos on 25th September 1915 while serving in the British Army as a 2nd Lieutenant in the Border Regiment. He had originally enlisted as a Private in the 28th Battalion, London Regiment (The Artists Rifles) then was selected for officer training and attached to the Border Regiment.
Title
Wilfred Beaumont (1887–1915)
Date
1902
Medium
oil on canvas
Measurements
H 53 x W 31 cm
Accession number
BORGM:2019.23
Acquisition method
gift from Mrs Janet Douglas, 2019
Work type
Painting