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Sir Henry Raeburn

Sir Henry Raeburn

Two hundred years of women benefactors at the National Gallery: an exercise in mapping uncharted territory

The article sheds fresh light on women who have been important benefactors to the National Gallery from its foundation in 1824 to 2024.

Reference: NGA27/1/1/11 (1909–19)

A volume containing the stock numbers of pictures purchased and sold by Thos. Agnew & Sons. Transferred stock numbers 8933–2918; new stock numbers 2919–5437. There is also an envelope stuck to the back cover, containing a number of handwritten and typed letters, recording additional details about some of the pictures; also, a note concerning a portrait by John Opie, and a photocopy of a letter written by Sir Henry Raeburn.

Reference: NGA27/1/1/9 (1898–1904)

A volume containing the stock numbers of pictures purchased and sold by Thos. Agnew & Sons. Transferred stock numbers 8917–8630; new stock numbers 8631–1232. There are also three notes stuck to the back cover: one typed note from Wallis & Son, a French Gallery, concerning an oil painting by Sir Henry Raeburn (stock no. 284), and two handwritten notes, in English and French, concerning a Van Dyck (stock no. 72).

Reference: NGA27/1/1/11 (1909–19)

A volume containing the stock numbers of pictures purchased and sold by Thos. Agnew & Sons. Transferred stock numbers 8933–2918; new stock numbers 2919–5437. There is also an envelope stuck to the back cover, containing a number of handwritten and typed letters, recording additional details about some of the pictures; also, a note concerning a portrait by John Opie, and a photocopy of a letter written by Sir Henry Raeburn.

Reference: NGA27/1/1/9 (1898–1904)

A volume containing the stock numbers of pictures purchased and sold by Thos. Agnew & Sons. Transferred stock numbers 8917–8630; new stock numbers 8631–1232. There are also three notes stuck to the back cover: one typed note from Wallis & Son, a French Gallery, concerning an oil painting by Sir Henry Raeburn (stock no. 284), and two handwritten notes, in English and French, concerning a Van Dyck (stock no. 72).

Christina of Denmark, Duchess of Milan

A full extract from the National Gallery's scholarly catalogue.

Catalogue extract

Charles William Lambton

A full extract from the National Gallery's scholarly catalogue.

Catalogue extract

Holbein’s Henry VIII and The Ambassadors go on rare public display together as more National Portrait Gallery loans announced

Issued March 2020