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© City of London
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| Description |
"Monument to William Pitt, Earl of Chatham"; the Earl of Chatham appears as a Roman Senator, guilding the rudder of State, the two female figures represent Commerce and the City of London, while the small boys representing the four quarters of the earth pour the fruits of trade and peace from a cornucopia, Britannia is seated on a resting lion. |
| Artist |
Bacon, John |
| Engraver |
- |
| Publisher |
- |
| Date of Execution |
1783 |
| Medium |
marble |
| Support |
- |
| Longest Dimension |
444cms |
| Shortest Dimension |
444cms |
| Section |
Guildhall Art Gallery |
| Collection |
Permanent Collection |
| Location |
View by appointment |
| Picture Type |
sculpture/allegory/portrait |
| Catalogue No |
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| Accession No |
42 |
| Notes |
Acquired: Commissioned |
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