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GEORGE CLINT (BRITISH 1770–1854)

GEORGE CLINT (BRITISH 1770–1854) THE THREE HARVEY SISTERS oil on canvas 139.7cm x 110cm (55in x 43.25in) Colnaghi, London, The British Face Exhibition, where acquired 19 February 1986, £5500. 

George Clint & General James Stuart Mezzotint

DESCRIPTION: General James Stuart mezzotint, engraved by George Clint, painted by Thomas Lawrence. Embossed: 'VR' Verso with label from Arthur Ackermann & Son, Inc. CIRCA: 19th Century ORIGIN: England DIMENSIONS: Frame (H: 25.25" x L: 19.25") Image (H: 20" x L: 14.25") CONDITION: Foxing, chipping to frame. Unless otherwise stated, all information provided is the opinion of our specialists. Should you have any specific questions regarding the condition of this lot, please use the ask question button or send us an email.

19th C George Clint Painting Lodwick Family Group

19th C George Clint (England, 1770-1854) Oil Painting on Canvas, Lodwick Family Group. Inscribed on verso, represents a family group. The old lady is Mrs. Lodwick, nee Kersteman, mother of John, General Peter and Kersteman Lodwick. The other lady is Mrs. Peart, her daughter. The three girls are Caroline Lodwick afterwards Mrs. Fenwick who is standing, Harriet afterwards Mrs John Warden, who is seated and Merianne, the baby who became Mrs. Richard Warden, daughers of Gen/ Lodwick (by his first marriage). The house is Lambourne Hall in Essex. Canvas measures 30 x 25 inches W, frame measures 37 inches x 32. Inherited by descent to the current owner.

STUDIO OF GEORGE CLINT, PORTRAIT OF VICE ADMIRAL WILLIAM (LUKIN) WINHAM

STUDIO OF GEORGE CLINTPORTRAIT OF VICE ADMIRAL WILLIAM (LUKIN) WINHAMOil on canvas111 x 85cm (43½ x 33¼ in.)After the original painting by George Clint (1770 - 1854), dating from 1825 and in the collection at Felbrigg Hall, Norfolk.Please note measurements do not include the frame unless otherwise stated.This portrait shows the sitter before his final promotion to Vice-Admiral, and the year after he inherited Felbrigg Hall, Norfolk in 1824. The original work still hangs at the house. William Lukin had not anticipated inheriting the estate. He was the grandson of William III Windham's mother, Sarah Hicks, by her first marriage. When William III had died without children, the inheritance passed across to the Lukin family. William Lukin assumed the name and arms of Windham in gratitude. His grandiose schemes for enlarging the house were, for the most part, prevented by lack of money.Please note measurements do not include the frame unless otherwise stated.

GEORGE CLINT (BRITISH 1770-1854)

GEORGE CLINT (BRITISH 1770-1854) A portrait of Mrs. Joseph Munden, oil on canvas 63.5 x 76.2 cm (25 x 30 in.) [sight] framed dimensions: 84 x 96.5 cm (33 x 38 in.)

ATTRIBUÉ À GEORGE CLINT (1770-1864) Portrait d’homme. Mine de plomb sur papier. Grafi

ATTRIBUÉ À GEORGE CLINT (1770-1864) Portrait d’homme. Mine de plomb sur papier. Grafiet op papier. 12 x 8,5 cm Provenance / Herkomst : Collection belge, Bruxelles.

GEORGE CLINT R.A. (English 1770-1854) A PAINTING, "John Legh, Esq. of Norbury Booths," 1825,

GEORGE CLINT R.A. (English 1770-1854) A PAINTING, "John Legh, Esq. of Norbury Booths," 1825, oil on canvas, verso on stretcher the artist name, sitter identified twice, an affixed paper label, "No. 1," with artist name and sitter; 49" x 39", framed 56" x 46". Note: John Legh, Esq. was born April 7, 1752, fourth son to Peter Legh of Booths, Esq., born 4 March 1727/8 and died 12 August 1804 and Anne, eldest daughter and co-heiress of Peter Wade of Middlewich, Gent., born 22 June 1724, married 20 October 1744 at Knutsford, who also died October 13, 1794 at Knutsford. John Legh, Esq. worked a barrister in his lifetime, and died March 16, 1826, notably just one year after the present painting was produced. Norbury Booths Hall, Knutsford was the seat of the Leghes of Booths family dating back to the 14th century until it was sold in 1917. George Clint served as an elected associate of the Royal Academy from 1821-1836.

Follower of George Clint, ARA,

Follower of George Clint, ARA, British 1770-1854- Falstaff & Henry, The Boar�s Head, Eastcheap; oil on panel, signed with monogram 'RFB' and dated '1869' (lower right), bears old inscribed label attached to the reverse, 17 x 24.5 cm. Provenance: With William Rivett (Gainsborough Gallery), London.; Private Collection, UK. Please refer to department for condition report

George Clint (1770-1854): Portrait of Mrs. Joseph Munden

Oil on canvas, unsigned, lined. 30 x 25 in., 38 x 33 in. (frame).

George Clint RA (1770-1854)

George Clint RA (1770-1854) George Clint RA (1770-1854) Portrait of a young boy, head and shoulders, smiling, in a black hat signed 'George Clint' verso, oil on canvas 46 x 38cm

George Clint (1770-1854) Portraits of Mr and Mrs Anderson, 30 x 25in.

George Clint (1770-1854) pair of oils on canvas, Portraits of Mr and Mrs Anderson, painted at Brighton in 1842, 30 x 25in.

George Clint (British, 1770-1854) Portrait of Robert Lukin (1772-1835)

Portrait of Robert Lukin (1772-1835) oil on canvas 90 x 73cm (35 7/16 x 28 3/4in).

George Clint (British, 1770-1854) Portrait of Robert Lukin (1772-1835)

Portrait of Robert Lukin (1772-1835) oil on canvas 90 x 73cm (35 7/16 x 28 3/4in).

SIR JOHN THOMAS DUCKWORTH, K.B.' published by

SIR JOHN THOMAS DUCKWORTH, K.B.' published by George Clint (1770-1854) after Sir William Beechey R.A. mezzotint on laid paper, spotting and one tear in the upper right corner, published by the artist, London, 1806. 500 x 360mm.; together with three further half-length mezzotint portraits of Admiral Sotheron by C. Turner after Sir Thomas Lawrence; Admiral Sir C.W.C.R. Owen by G.T. Payne after H.W. Pickersgill R.A.; The Right Hon. Admiral Lord Lyons by G. Zobel after Richard Buckner, various conditions -4 Admiral Sir John Thomas Duckworth, 1st Baronet, G.C.B. (1747-1817) served during the American War of Independence, the French Revolutionary and Napoleonic Wars. In later life he was appointed Governor of Newfoundland.

[ Prints ]

* Clint (George 1770-1854). The Court for the Trial of Queen Catherine from Shakespeare's Play Henry VIII, pub. William Cribb, Jan. 1st. 1819, mezzotint engraving on laid after G.H.Harlow, proof after letters but before title, small engraved remarque of a bust of William Shakespeare in central lower margin, trimmed to or on plate mark, laid on modern paper, some marginal water staining, together with another copy of a later state with engraved open letter titles with some repaired marginal tears, each approx. 640x790mm, with a small etched explanation plate identifying the actors and actresses playing the principal roles, slight spotting, 210x255 mm Clint made his name painting and engraving theatrical subjects and this image is arguably his most famous. (3) Illustrations Available

Clint, George (1770 London 1854) att.Herr im

Clint, George (1770 London 1854) att.Herr im Halbportrait. Öl/Holz. 30,5x25 cm. Rahmen.

George Clint (British, 1770-1854)

Merchant of Venice, signed, watercolour, 30.5 x 24.5 cm.

George Clint,