Early 19th c explanation on Robertson's emblematical design on the death of Lord Nelson
Early 19th c explanation on Robertson's emblematical design on the death of Lord Nelson
Early 19th c explanation on Robertson's emblematical design on the death of Lord Nelson
Early 19th c explanation on Robertson's emblematical design on the death of Lord Nelson
Early 19th c explanation on Robertson's emblematical design on the death of Lord Nelson

Early 19th c explanation on Robertson's emblematical design on the death of Lord Nelson

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An unusual early 19th century description on Robertson's emblematical design on the death of Lord Nelson, describing the scene portrayed.   Referring to the Duke of Gloucester and in the original ealry 19th frame.  The name of the original owner of the piece, a Lieut Kirke (we think, the handwriting is difficult to decipher) with red crown stamp verso.

Measuring: (frame) 31 cm x 26 cm x 3.5 cm

English, early 19th century

 


Early 19th c explanation on Robertson's emblematical design on the death of Lord Nelson
Early 19th c explanation on Robertson's emblematical design on the death of Lord Nelson
Early 19th c explanation on Robertson's emblematical design on the death of Lord Nelson