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Lady Anne Culling Smith and Two Children (Lady Anne Fitzroy and her Daughters) (after Hoppner)

Henry Scott Bridgwater (1864 - 1950)

Category

Art / Prints

Date

1794 (after)

Materials

Mezzotint on paper

Measurements

850 x 650 mm

Place of origin

England

Collection

Tyntesfield, North Somerset

NT 22895

Summary

Mezzotint on paper, Lady Anne Culling Smith and Two Children (Lady Anne Fitzroy and her Daughters) (after Hoppner) by Henry Scott Bridgwater (1864 - 1950). A three-quarter-length portrait of Lady Anne, partially disguised with a kerchief on her haed is standing facing one child and carrying the other on her shoulders; all in front of a tree. Lady Anne Wesley, Lady Fitzroy and later Lady Culling Smith (1768 - 1844) was the sister of the Duke of Wellington who owned the original 1794 picture (now at the country seat, Stratfield Saye, Hampshire) by John Hoppner and her two daughters from her first marriage to the Hon. Henry FitzRoy (d. 1794): Anne Caroline Fitzroy (1790/1 - 1835) and Georgiana Frederica Fitzroy, later Duchess of Beaufort (1791 - 1821). Two labels on the back, the larger handwritten label reads - The / Lady Anne Culling Smith / after J. Hoppner / (by H. Scott Bridgwater / Artist proof engraving). Smaller printed label reads - VICARS BROTHERS. / DEALERS IN / HIGH CLASS PAINTINGS AND DRAWINGS. / PRINTSELLERS AND PRINTERS / 12, OLD BOND ST. / LONDON. Two metal rings towards top left and right back of frame, string attached to both.

Provenance

Purchased by the National Trust from the estate of the late George Richard Lawley Gibbs, 2nd Baron Wraxall (1928 – 2001) with the assistance of the NHMF, the Art Fund and donations from members and supporters in 2002

Credit line

Tyntesfield, The Gibbs Collection (National Trust)

Makers and roles

Henry Scott Bridgwater (1864 - 1950), engraver (printmaker) after John Hoppner, RA (London 1758 – London 1810), artist

References

Baetjer 2009 Katharine Baetjer, British Paintings in the Metropolitan Museum of Art, 1575-1875, New York, 2009, p. 194, fog. 127

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