Portrait of John Fox Burgoyne (1782-1871) mb-artist Henry_Silkstone_Hopwood 27th May 1965

27th May 1965

Study of patterns produced by electrical discharges on surfaces revealed by dusting with powdered red lead and sulphur

accompanied by his master's daughter

seminibus parvis nigris mucilagine involutis'

It gained cathedral status when St Albans was granted its City Charter in 1877

Portrait of John Fox Burgoyne (1782-1871) mb-artist Henry_Silkstone_Hopwood 27th May 1965Three quarter length seated studio portrait of John Fox Burgoyne, looking to the right as viewed. Abel is seated on an upholstered chair with his left hand resting on a covered table upon which the corner of a book is just visible. Burgoyne's coat is shown open, revealing an honours ribbon. Printed below the image: 'WILSON & BEADELL, 69, NEW BOND STREET.' Variously inscribed verso, including printed: 'Wilson & Beadell, Photographers AND Miniature