| Description | This material is assumed to relate to Thomas Gainsborough. It includes information relating to the sale & purchase of, as well as general research about, the following works of art:
-'Salisbury Cathedral', stock number 7147
-'Seascape'
-'Countess of Sefton', stock number A128
-'Richard Brinsley Sheridan'
-'Mrs Sheridan', stock number 7954
-'Miss Elizabeth Singleton', stock number A2386
-'A Sportsman with dogs', stock number 7423
-'Enrico Stuart'
-'Study of a Lady' x2, and 'Landscape'
-'John Taylor'
-'Mrs Thicknesse (nee Anne Ford)'
-'Portrait of Sir Benjamin Thompson, Count von Rumford'
-'Three Cottages in a Hilly Landscape', stock number 7918
-'Three Hounds chasing a fox in a partk; one has just caught him by the neck and another by the hind leg', stock number LC463
-'Sir Benjamin Truman'
-'Brig. Gen. R. J. Tudway'
-'Mrs Chas. Tudway', stock number A1672. Material includes correspondence and pedigree information.
-'Two sons of James Stewart, Duke of Richmond and Lennox'
-'Pt. of Miss Elizabeth Tyler, of Bath', stock numbers L&P 6184, NY 4329. Material includes correspondence and pedigree information. (OUTSIZE photograph)
-'A View in Shropshire', stock numbers L&P 5355, NY12695
-'View of Shockerwick near Bath'
-'Portrait of Mrs. Villebois'
-'Prince of Wales'
-'Thos. Walker, Esq., of Woodstock, Oxford, in a red coat, white cravat, and powdered wig', stock number A7356
-'Earl of Warwick'
-'Watering Horses'
-'The Watering Place', stock number 6796, 15250 (OUTSIZE photograph)
-'Mrs Watson', stock number 4538 (OUTSIZE photograph only)
-'Lt. Gen. Richard Whyte', stock number A401
-'William Wollaston'
-'The Wood Gatherers, sometimes called The Cottage Children or Rustic Children', stock number 7304. Material includes correspondence, an image and pedigree information. (OUTSIZE photograph)
-'The Woodcutter's Return'
-'A Wooded landscape w. cows, goats and herdsman', stock number 7148
-'Woodland Scene'
The Paul Mellon Centre's Archives & Library collections contain additional material on this artist. Please see the Artist Guide on our website for further information (link below). |
| Image Caption | Letter from Letitia Simpson to Paul Mellon, concerning the location of Gainsborough's picture 'Seascape', dated 21 August 1953 |