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Images of Bath before the city’s Georgian heyday are rare. This picture was painted at around the same time that John Wood was beginning work on Queen Square, the first phase of his building plan for the city. Buildings like Ladymead House were about to become a rarity in fashionable, modern Bath.
Victoria Art Gallery
Bath
Title
Ladymead House, Walcot, Bath
Date
c.1730
Medium
oil on canvas
Measurements
H 68.2 x W 98.1 cm
Accession number
BATVG : P : 1984.1
Acquisition method
gift, 1984
Work type
Painting
Victoria Art Gallery
Bridge Street, Bath, Somerset BA2 4AT England
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