Alexander Pope
Medallion
ca. 1740-1769 (made)
ca. 1740-1769 (made)
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This ivory medallion portrait of Alexander Pope is probably made by Gaspar van der Hagen and is derived from a life-size bust portrait of Pope executed by and after Louis François Roubiliac (ca. 1705-1762).
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Title | Alexander Pope (generic title) |
Materials and techniques | Ivory |
Brief description | Medallion, invory, portrait of Alexander Pope, probably by Gaspar van der Hagen, after Louis François Roubiliac, Netherlandish, produced in Britain, ca. 1740-1769 |
Physical description | The poet and satirist Alexander Pope is shown in profile facing right, wearing classical drapery. His short hair falls just below his ear. |
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Object history | Bought from Alfred Spero, 12A Regent Street, London S.W.1 for £45, along with Mus. No. A.43-1931, in 1931 |
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Summary | This ivory medallion portrait of Alexander Pope is probably made by Gaspar van der Hagen and is derived from a life-size bust portrait of Pope executed by and after Louis François Roubiliac (ca. 1705-1762). |
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Accession number | A.44-1931 |
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Record created | June 15, 2009 |
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