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1st Lord Armstrong of Cragside (oil on canvas)

1st Lord Armstrong of Cragside (oil on canvas)
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Image title
1st Lord Armstrong of Cragside (oil on canvas)
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Artist
Emmerson, Henry Hetherington (1831-95) / British
Location
Cragside, Northumberland, UK
Medium
oil on canvas
Date
1880 AD (C19th AD)
Dimensions
76x63 cms
Image description

Lord Armstrong is seated on one of the sturdy oak settles in the grand stone inglenook in the Dining Room at Cragside. Reading the newspaper, with his dogs at his feet, and a fire blazing in the background, Armstrong is shown as a man of Victorian domesticity, rather than the industrial magnate he had by then become. In his otherwise faithful depiction of the inglenook, Emmerson takes a permissible artistic liberty in shunting the inscription above the fireplace onto two lines instead of one, so as to squeeze it into the picture.

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National Trust Photographic Library/Derrick E. Witty / Bridgeman Images
Image keywords
reading / william morris stained glass / newspaper / glasses / in room at cragside / portrait / inglenook fireplace / victorian / male / Painting / Mzpainting

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