Lot Essay
Charles Greig has suggested an alternative attribution to Charles Smith (1749-1824).
VARIOUS PROPERTIES
Circle of John Thomas Seton (c.1735-c.1806)
Portrait of a Gentleman, seated three-quarter length, in a black jacket and white breeches, holding a letter, with a view of an up-country bungalow in Upper India beyond
Details
Circle of John Thomas Seton (c.1735-c.1806)
Portrait of a Gentleman, seated three-quarter length, in a black jacket and white breeches, holding a letter, with a view of an up-country bungalow in Upper India beyond
oil on canvas
46 x 40in. (116.8 x 101.6cm.)
Portrait of a Gentleman, seated three-quarter length, in a black jacket and white breeches, holding a letter, with a view of an up-country bungalow in Upper India beyond
oil on canvas
46 x 40in. (116.8 x 101.6cm.)