Property of a Private Collector, Hilton Head Island, SC

Description:

John Thomas Barber Beaumont (British, 1774-1841), Portrait of a Gentleman, 18th/19th Century, portrait miniature of a gentleman, with white hair and wearing a brown jacket with white cravat, a light blue background behind, initial signed 'JTB lower right, watercolor on ivory, in a gilt metal frame, verso with dark blue speckled glass, embroidered monogram and braided lock of hair, frame size 3 in. x 2 5/8 in.

John Thomas Barber Beaumont was a miniature painter, military man, founder of County and Provident offices and a philanthropist. He had his work displayed at the Royal Academy of Arts in London and was the appointed miniaturist to the Duke of Clarence, later King William IV of Great Britain.

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Measurements: Height: by sight, 2 3/4 in. x Width: 2 3/8 in.

Condition:

Overall good condition, small repaired vertical crack to ivory on left side, some light wear to gilt edges.

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