The Revd J. P. Smith D.D. Divinity Tutor in the Old College Homerton
Print
1 Jan 1812 (published)
1 Jan 1812 (published)
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Oval-framed half-length portrait of the Rev. J. P. Smith.
Object details
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| Title | The Revd J. P. Smith D.D. Divinity Tutor in the Old College Homerton (published title) |
| Materials and techniques | aquatint |
| Brief description | Portrait of the Rev. J. P. Smith, aquatint by Blood, published by T. Williams, London, 1812 |
| Physical description | Oval-framed half-length portrait of the Rev. J. P. Smith. |
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| Credit line | Given by the Hon. Arthur Villiers |
| Object history | The Independent Academy at Homerton was a dissenting academy offering education without requiring conformity to the Church of England. It was also known as Homerton Academy and Homerton College. It moved to premises in Homerton in 1768 and the buildings were added to and partially rebuilt in 1824. In 1826 its theological courses were transferred to New College London and the college focused on the study of education, remaining in London until 1896 when it moved to become Homerton College, Cambridge. This object was part of the John Edmund Gardner collection of topographical prints and drawings of London. After Gardner's death the collection passed to his son Edmund Thomas, but was sold to Edward Coates MP in 1910. The collection was sold again in 1923 after Coates' death, and was split between various institutions and private collectors. The portion connected with Hoxton, Homerton, Hackney and Bethnal Green was bought by the Hon. Arthur Villiers and donated to the Bethnal Green Museum. |
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| Bibliographic reference | Taken from departmental handlist |
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| Accession number | E.4821-1923 |
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| Record created | June 30, 2009 |
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