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The sitters are standing in a landscape with Shute House (now Shute Barton, a property in the care of the National Trust), their family home at the time of the painting.
The artist signed and dated his work on the cricket bat behind the family.
Title
William, Mary Ann, and John De la Pole as Children (Sir William Templer Pole, 1782–1847, 7th Bt, Mary Ann Pole, b.1783, and John George Pole, 1787–1803)
Date
1793
Medium
oil on canvas
Measurements
H 228 x W 142 cm
Accession number
353008
Acquisition method
on loan from the Trustees of Antony
Work type
Painting
National Trust, Antony
Torpoint, Cornwall PL11 2QA England
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