CHARLES JERVAS (DUBLIN C. 1675-1739 LONDON) - photo 1
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CHARLES JERVAS (DUBLIN C. 1675-1739 LONDON)

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£ 12 600
Auction dateClassic
29.11.2023 10:30UTC +01:00
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CHRISTIE'S
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United Kingdom, London
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ID 1071171
Lot 133 | CHARLES JERVAS (DUBLIN C. 1675-1739 LONDON)
CHARLES JERVAS (DUBLIN C. 1675-1739 LONDON)

Portrait of Lady Judith Trumbull (1681-1742), three-quarter-length, in a gold gown and blue cloak, before an classical architectural background

oil on canvas, unlined

49 ½ x 40 ¼ in. (125.7 x 102.3 cm.)





Provenance

(Presumably) by inheritance to the sitter's great-granddaughter,

Mary, Marchioness of Downshire and 1st Baroness Sandys (1764-1836), and by descent to her second son,

Lieutenant-General Arthur Hill, 2nd Baron Sandys (1792-1860), and by inheritance to his younger brother,

Arthur Marcus Sandys, 3rd Baron Sandys (1798-1863), and thence by descent in the family to,

Richard Hill, 7th Baron Sandys (1931-2013), at Ombersley Court, Worcestershire.



Literature

ONM / 1 / 2 / 7, journal entry for a visit to Ombersley Court, 25 August 1950, Oliver Millar Archive, Paul Mellon Centre, London, p. 27.

Ombersley Court Inventory, June 1963, annotated Ombersley MS., as 'Godfrey Kneller', where listed in the State Bedroom.

Ombersley Court Catalogue of Pictures, undated, Ombersley MS., p. 48, as 'Godfrey Kneller', where listed in the Stateroom.
Artist:Charles Jervas (1675 - 1739)
Auction house category:Paintings
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