Portrait of Sir Walter Scott

COLLECTION NAME:

Wetmore Print Collection

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ConnColl~5~5

Wetmore Print Collection

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Filename:

FW-0068.jpg

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FW-0068.jpg

Filename

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Creator:

CAMPBELL, A.G.(Sir) (after John Watson Gordon)

creator

CAMPBELL, A.G.(Sir) (after John Watson Gordon)

Creator

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Creation Date:

1830

creation_date

1830

Creation Date

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Primary Creation Century:

19th Century

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19th Century

Primary Creation Century

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Title:

Portrait of Sir Walter Scott

title

Portrait of Sir Walter Scott

Title

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Object Type:

print

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print

Object Type

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Medium:

engraving

medium

engraving

Medium

false

Donor:

BLACK Collection -- Prof. Caroline Black,first chair of the Conn College Botany Dept, OR her relative (brother?) Louis Black, Esq., an attorney based in Worcester &/or Boston

donor

BLACK Collection -- Prof. Caroline Black,first chair of the Conn College Botany Dept, OR her relative (brother?) Louis Black, Esq., an attorney based in Worcester &/or Boston

Donor

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Dimensions:

40x30

dimensions

40x30

Dimensions

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Descriptive Notes:

Sir John Watson Gordon was a Scotman and assumed the name of Gordon in 1823 after he became Scotland's chief portrait painter; April 2009 – found among “loose” prints in cabinets in entryway to Wetmore Print Room; Sept 2012 - matted and relocated from entryway cabinet to oversize box for England

descriptive_notes

Sir John Watson Gordon was a Scotman and assumed the name of Gordon in 1823 after he became Scotland's chief portrait painter; April 2009 – found among “loose” prints in cabinets in entryway to Wetmore Print Room; Sept 2012 - matted and relocated from entryway cabinet to oversize box for England

Descriptive Notes

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Primary Subject:

portrait

primary_subject

portrait

Primary Subject

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Secondary Subject:

animals

secondary_subject

animals

Secondary Subject

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Comments:

portraits, men, upper class, architecture, drapery, collars, canes, dogs, after painting by Sir John Watson Gordon

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portraits, men, upper class, architecture, drapery, collars, canes, dogs, after painting by Sir John Watson Gordon

Comments

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Box Number:

Box08b

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Box08b

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MEDIA INFORMATION

Portrait of Sir Walter Scott