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James Innes-Mulraine

Early Modern British Art

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April 20, 2014June 2, 2014

The light of genius: Rembrandt, Reynolds and Sickert

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‘Dear Brother,’ part 12, the will of the Rev William Bromley Cadogan (1797): ‘I am freed from all debts and incumbrances whatever’
Dear Brother, part 11: ‘Unless by the visitation of God’; Charles Cadogan declared a lunatic (Upper Grosvenor Street, London December 10th 1799 – February 2nd 1800)
‘Dear Brother,’ the unpublished letters of Charles Cadogan, part 10: In Paris during the French Revolution, and the Nootka Sound Crisis (Paris 1790)
‘Dear Brother,’ part 9. Cadogan gets his strength back in the South of France, and looks forward to coming home, eventually (Montpellier to Bordeaux, December 1789 to February 1790)
Sarah Gainsborough (1718 – 1795); Gainsborough’s lady in a green dress identified?

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