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Portrait of John Flaxman (© Wedgwood Museum)
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© Wedgwood Museum

Portrait of John Flaxman

Artist: John Jackson (1778 - 1831)

Location: Wedgwood Museum

Date: circa 1810

Materials: oil on canvas

Dimensions: 76.5 x 63.7cm

Grant:

Amount Paid: £4,000 (Total: £15,000)

Vendor: Nicholas Bagshawe

Review number: 5328 (2003)

Provenance:
Lord Davis; Christie's 1959; by descent; Hall's of Shrewsbury 2003; Nicholas Bagshawe.

Description:
Half-length portrait of John Flaxman (1755 - 1826), the most competent and consistent artist employed by Josiah Wedgewood in the 18th century. His work was varied and extensive, but he concentrated especially on portrait medallions and bas-relief subjects for ornamenting vases and tablets.

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