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The Dutton Family (Jane Bond, Mrs James Lenox Dutton (c.1712-1776), James Lenox Dutton (c.1713 -1776),...
The Dutton Family (Jane Bond, Mrs James Lenox Dutton (c.1712-1776), James Lenox Dutton (c.1713 -1776), James Dutton, 1st Baron Sherborne (1744-1820) and Jane Dutton, Mrs Thomas William Coke (1753-1800)
after Johann Zoffany, RA (Frankfurt am Main 1733 - Kew 1810).
Oil painting on canvas, The Dutton Family (Jane Bond, Mrs James Lenox Dutton (c.1712-1776), James Lenox Dutton (c.1713 -1776), James Dutton, 1st Baron Sherborne (1744-1820) and Jane Dutton, Mrs Thomas William Coke (1753-1800) after Johann Zoffany, RA (Frankfurt am Main 1733 - Kew 1810). The family playing cards, in a room with a Turkish carpet, Louis XV kingwood table and landscape pictures. The picture shows James and Jane Dutton watched by their parents. This is a copy of the original picture, which was sold by Lord Sherborne's father, at Christie's 1929, bought Daniel H. Farr and once owned by Walter Samuel, 2nd Viscount Bearsted and Peter Samuel, 4th Viscount Bearsted and by descent until sold Sotheby's, 14 June 2001 (16) and and is now in another private collection but was exhibited at the Zoffany exhibition at the Royal Academy in 2012. It has been mentioned yet another version, where the children (as young adults) are more virtuously reading their Bibles, was in the possession of Lord Digby at Minterne.
Hinton Ampner, Hampshire (Accredited Museum)
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National Trust Photographic Library / Bridgeman Images