Stanhope Antique

They depict the 1st Earl Stanhope and George Wade. Both men had made their mark as soldiers, with Stanhope playing a pivotal role in the Wars of the Spanish Succession and Wade likew...

While still young he aroused the interest of John Seymour Richard Lucas the portraitist and George Vicat Cole the landscapist who discovered him painting in the market place of Rhaad...

Original frame. Stanhope initially trained under GF Watts and accompanied him to Italy in 1857, where he was greatly inspired.

A scarce antique late Victorian Stanhope pendant. This particular Stanhope is the unusual subject matter of a smoking pipe, carved from bog oak with a silver plated band and loop.

With white and red chess pieces, though some pieces are missing. The Stanhope lens ( also known as an 'Optical Bijou' ) on the stem of the table showing four views of Mount Rigi, Swi...

A charming oil painting after Stanhope Alexander Forbes (1857-1947) depicting two fishermen leaving the dock with the Newlyn Lighthouse in the distance.

The portrait is said to represent Lady Catherine Stanhope Clarke (1675-1728), who was a daughter of Philip Stanhope, 2nd Earl of Chesterfield (1634-1714) and his third wife Elizabeth...

TITLE: The Letters Of Philip Dormer Stanhope, Earl Of Chesterfield; Including Numerous Letters Now First Published From The Original Manuscripts.

The Arms are those of Stanhope, as borne by the Earls of Chesterfield, the Earls of Stanhope and the Earls of Harrington.

Circa 1750.Provenance: Philip Stanhope ( 1694-1772 ), 4th Earl of Chesterfield, Chesterfield House, London.

Stanhope and Mary’s parents were John Pedley and Judith Stanhope.

During this period he sent a portrait of a starving man to Walter Spencer-Stanhope of Cannon Hall who then became a lifelong patron.

One of the most highly regarded silversmiths of his time; de Lamerie was patronized by the Goldsmith's Company and members of the British aristocracy such as Robert Walpole, first Ea...

In 1696 Closterman was invited to the court of Spain and he went to Marid in company with James Stanhope (later 1st Earl Stanhope) and the 3rd Earl of Shaftesbury.

One of the most highly regarded silversmiths of his time, de Lamerie was patronized by the Goldsmith's Company and members of the British aristocracy such as Robert Walpole, first Ea...

One of the most highly regarded silversmiths of his time, de Lamerie was patronized by the Goldsmith's Company and members of the British aristocracy such as Robert Walpole, first Ea...

Here he would have encountered Stanhope Forbes, Harold Harvey, Henry Scott Tuke, Frank Bramley, as well as his fellow Birmingham artists Walter Langley and Edwin Harris.

In 1696 Closterman was invited to the court of Spain and he went to Marid in company with James Stanhope (later 1st Earl Stanhope) and the 3rd Earl of Shaftesbury.

During his time in Newlyn, he worked closely with Henry Scott Tuke RA RWS (1858-1929) and Stanhope Alexander Forbes RA (1857-1947). However, aside from his spirited impressionistic ...

Brown spent much of his life at St Ives, Cornwall, between 1890 and 1910, where he came to paint 'en plein air' with artists such as Stanhope Forbes and Adrian Stokes. He was highly ...

In 1888 he became a member of the Newlyn School in Cornwall living at Faugan House, Faugan Lane in Newlyn, joining fellow ex-Lincoln School of Art student, Frank Bramley (1857-1915),...

Frank Bramley British, 1857-1915 Frank Bramley is considered one of the most important artists of the Newlyn School, the group of artists who settled in Newlyn, Cornwall during th...

British 1857-1915 Frank Bramley is considered one of the most important artists of the Newlyn School, the group of artists who settled in Newlyn, Cornwall during the 1880s and 1890s...

Frank Bramley British, 1857-1915 Frank Bramley is considered one of the most important artists of the Newlyn School, the group of artists who settled in Newlyn, Cornwall during the ...

She was also a pupil of her uncle John Roddam Spencer Stanhope, who was a great influence on her works. Beginning in 1875, Evelyn often visited him in Florence where he lived.

She was also a pupil of her uncle John Roddam Spencer Stanhope, who was a great influence on her works. Beginning in 1875, Evelyn often visited him in Florence where he lived.

She was also a pupil of her uncle John Roddam Spencer Stanhope, who was a great influence on her works. Beginning in 1875, Evelyn often visited him in Florence where he lived.

She was also a pupil of her uncle John Roddam Spencer Stanhope, who was a great influence on her works. Beginning in 1875, Evelyn often visited him in Florence where he lived.

She was also a pupil of her uncle John Roddam Spencer Stanhope, who was a great influence on her works. Beginning in 1875, Evelyn often visited him in Florence where he lived.

Hookham exhibited at the Royal Academy first in 1922, and later in 1934 and 1938, where his submission was hung in Gallery IV alongside works by Sir John Lavery, Harold Knight, and S...

The desk is raised onto bracket feet and as an added bonus it also has the original locks complete with the lock makers stamp: ‘J.H. Boobyer & Sons, 14 Stanhope St. London’. The orig...

John’s Wood Art Schools, London (1908); with Stanhope A. Forbes at the Newlyn School of Painting, Newlyn, Cornwall, England (1909); Hospital Field Art School, Arbroath, Scotland; w...

While its key protagonist Stanhope Forbes was painting thriving beach scenes under the glow of a Cornish morning, Wainwright was sketching gnarled fishermen in dark interiors staring...

Among his early patrons were his contemporary Mr (afterward the Revd) Charles Stanhope, a severe critic whose opinion he dreaded; Mr.

Among his early patrons were his contemporary Mr (afterward the Revd) Charles Stanhope, a severe critic whose opinion he dreaded; Mr.

The cross pendant has a Stanhope to the centre showing a religious image possibly of Mary, the glass sits slightly skew so you need to view at an angle but it is still clearly visibl...

A fine oil on canvas by artist Elizabeth Stanhope Forbes who became one of the leading artists of the Newlyn Cornish art movement.

A gorgeous picture by this renowned artist, although not signed there is every certainty that this painting is by Forbes. A classic depiction of a Woman & Donkey with much Fren...

Hall Esq. the maternal grandfather of S W Stanhope".  

Chesterfield, whose given name was Philip Stanhope, was an 18th century statesman and is best known for this work which was directed to his illegitimate son.

Chesterfield, whose given name was Philip Stanhope, was an 18th century statesman and is best known for this work which was directed to his illegitimate son.

The painting has been cleaned and restored by Simon Gillespie Studio, Bond Street, London. Philip Dormer Stanhope became the 4th Earl in 1726 and during his long career became a n...

Another label suggests that it was retailed by a company called Stanhope and Shelton of Cobbolds Mill, Monks Eleigh Suffolk England IP7 7JB.

She is wearing an eggshell blue dress, so often seen in Breton portraits such as that by Stanhope Forbes in the Walker Gallery, Liverpool. Her dark hair is framed by a white bonnet.

Walter Langley is generally recognised as the pioneer of the Newlyn art colony and Stanhope Forbes as the father of it. The later Forbes School of Painting, founded by Stanhope Forbe...

Walter Langley is generally recognised as the pioneer of the Newlyn art colony and Stanhope Forbes, who settled there in 1884, as the father of it.

This piece is very similar in style to the work of Stanhope Forbes and the Newlyn school. The piece is an exceptional scene from a much sought after period in British art.

He resigned his position with Earl Stanhope in 1791, embarking on his career as caricaturist.

The Whigs, Fox, Sheridan, Stanhope, &c., who opposed the paper money system with all their might, are here endeavouring to persuade John Bull to refuse the notes.

At her feet lies Justice, decapitated, her (broken) sword beside her, while Stanhope kicks the scales which she has dropped. Above the design: 'The British Delegates Respectful appli...

Almina, wealthy and accomplished, fell in love with George Edward Stanhope Molyneux Herbert, the future 5th Earl of Carnarvon.

In 1874 they were located at Temple Row in Birmingham, with showrooms at 43 Great Russell Street and workshops Stanhope Street, in London. Jones & Willis were listed as church fur...

One of his fellow pupils was Stanhope Forbes and like Forbes, Hacker was much influenced by French art.