Charles Whitworth (1675–1725), 1st Baron Whitworth
Charles Whitworth (1675–1725), 1st Baron Whitworth
Charles Whitworth (1675–1725), 1st Baron Whitworth
Charles Whitworth (1675–1725), 1st Baron Whitworth
Charles Whitworth (1675–1725), 1st Baron Whitworth

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Trinity College, University of Cambridge

Cambridge

Title

Charles Whitworth (1675–1725), 1st Baron Whitworth

Date

1757

Medium

marble

Measurements

H 65 x W 20 x D 58 cm;
Plinth: H 25 x W 23 x D 25 cm

Accession number

TCS37

Acquisition method

presented by Richard Whitworth, nephew of sitter

Work type

Bust

Signature/marks description

proper right side: Roubiliac / Sculpsit. 1757

Inscription description

front: C. WHITWORTH / Baro De Galway / Dono Dedit / RI: WHITWORTH Nepos.

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