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This painting is a full-length portrait of James Graham (1747–1820) seated, holding a fine silver hookah for smoking tobacco. He is smartly and expensively dressed wearing a grey powdered wig, coat, waistcoat, breeches and buckled shoes. His vast girth is a result of him enjoying many large dinners in India. A landscape fringed with palm trees can be viewed through a window opening on the left of the composition. He was a descendant of the Graham family of Kirklinton, Carlisle. In 1780 at the age of thirty-three he went to India to seek his fortune and worked for the East India Company. He returned to England in 1790 where he built Barrock Lodge near Carlisle a year later. A few years later he returned to India where he held several senior posts before finally returning to England in 1804 to found the Carlisle New Bank.
Title
James Graham of Barrock Park and Rickerby
Date
c.1780
Medium
oil on canvas
Measurements
H 88.7 x W 65 cm
Accession number
1993.74
Acquisition method
bequeathed by D. A. R. Murray Brown, 1993
Work type
Painting
Tullie House Museum and Art Gallery
Castle Street, Carlisle, Cumbria CA3 8TP England
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