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Description
Monochrome photogravure of oil painting, 352 x 450 mm. Reproduction of a painting by A.S. Cope, signature and date [1900] visible bottom left.
Portrait of Sir John Evans (1823-1908). Sir John Evans was an English archaeologist, geologist and numismatist (coin collector) and was also instrumental in founding the Hertfordshire County Museum (now the Museum of St Albans). He lived at Nash Mills, Hemel Hempstead. He is shown here seated half-length, looking down at us, holding a favourite object; a small female classical head.
Portrait of Sir John Evans (1823-1908). Sir John Evans was an English archaeologist, geologist and numismatist (coin collector) and was also instrumental in founding the Hertfordshire County Museum (now the Museum of St Albans). He lived at Nash Mills, Hemel Hempstead. He is shown here seated half-length, looking down at us, holding a favourite object; a small female classical head.
Name/Title
Sir John Evans, c.1900.
Measurements
Width: 28.5cm
Length: 37cm
Length: 37cm
Media/Materials
Accession No
2007.6006
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