File:Johnspencer1708.jpg

Summary

George Knapton: Q122071057

Artist

George Knapton (1698–1778)
Alternative names	G. Knapton; Knapton
Description	English portrait painter
Date of birth/death	1698	December 1778
Location of birth/death	London	Kensington
Work location	London; Padua (1732); Rome (1725–1732)
Authority file	: Q5541385 VIAF: 81636773 ISNI: 0000000066898061 ULAN: 500018490 WGA: k/knapton Oxford Dict.: 15700

Title

The Hon. John Spencer (1708-1746), his son the 1st Earl Spencer (1734-1783) and their slave, Caesar Shaw

Object type

painting

Date

circa 1744

Medium

oil

Collection

Althorp

	Native name	Althorp
	Location	Northamptonshire
	Coordinates	52° 16′ 48.72″ N, 1° 00′ 07.45″ W
	Established	1688: built
	Website	www.althorp.com
	Authority file	: Q441079 VIAF: 241241514 Historic England: 1356626

Source/Photographer

http://worldroots.com/brigitte/gifs13/johnspencer1708.jpg

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