Medallion
1712 (made)
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This portrait medallion depicts a middle aged man in profile to the right, wearing a full curled wig and a buttoned coat with a single collar. There is a plain stock round his neck and a mantle draped across his shoulders. The figure is thought to be Gamaliel Voyce, one of a family of clockmakers based in St Martin's Lane.
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Materials and techniques | Ivory |
Brief description | Ivory medallion thought to depict Gamaliel Voyce, by David le Marchand, English, 1712 |
Physical description | Portrait medallion, ivory. A middle aged man in profile to the right, wearing a full curled wig and a buttoned coat with a single collar. Round his neck is a plain stock with long ends; a mantle is draped round his shoulders. |
Object history | Purchased with No. 19-1936 from Messrs. Leitch and Kerin for £22. 10s. |
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Summary | This portrait medallion depicts a middle aged man in profile to the right, wearing a full curled wig and a buttoned coat with a single collar. There is a plain stock round his neck and a mantle draped across his shoulders. The figure is thought to be Gamaliel Voyce, one of a family of clockmakers based in St Martin's Lane. |
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Accession number | A.18-1936 |
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Record created | June 24, 2009 |
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