Portrait of Joseph Banks (1743-1820) Finish:Stretched This relates to the 'Slave

This relates to the 'Slave Circular' which had been occupying press and government

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The Bugatti Type 35 became the world's most important racing car

30th September 1967

Portrait of Joseph Banks (1743-1820) Finish:Stretched This relates to the 'SlaveHalf length portrait of Banks, seated in the Royal Society's Presidential chair surmounted by its coat of arms, looking directly to the viewer in imposing style. Banks wears a black coat with white lining over a white shirt and embroidered waistcoat; over the coat, the red ribbon and star of the Order of Bath. On a table before Banks is a red tasselled mace cushion with the Society's Charles II mace in front and the Society's George III silver