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A marble relief portrait of Lady Clementina Augusta Wellington Villiers (1824–1858), in profile, facing left. It is a marble roundel set within a rectangular wooden frame, with foliate relief decoration in spandrels, the ground painted green. The work was probably commissioned by Lady Sarah Sophia Child Villiers, Countess of Jersey (1785–1867). It was first recorded in the 1860 inventory of 38 Berkeley Square, London, in the Dining Room, 'A medallion head of Lady Clementina Villers in marble'. It was also recorded in the 1871 inventory of Osterley Park, in the Dining Room, 'Marble bust of "Lady Clementina Villiers" by J. G. Lough'. It was recorded in the 1915 inventory of Osterley Park in the Gallery, '1 medallion portrait of Lady Clementina Villiers in white marble'.
Title
Lady Clementina Augusta Wellington Villiers (1824–1858)
Date
c.1845–c.1858
Medium
marble & wood
Measurements
H 16.5 x W 59.5 x D 59.5 cm
Accession number
772415
Acquisition method
gift from George Child Villiers, 9th Earl of Jersey (1910–1998), 1985
Work type
Relief
National Trust, Osterley Park
Jersey Road, Isleworth, Greater London TW7 4RB England
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Robert Southey (1774–1843) National Portrait Gallery, London -
Edward Stanley (1793–1862) St Bartholomew’s Hospital Museum and Archive -
Lady Clementina Augusta Wellington Villiers (1824–1858) National Trust, Osterley Park -
*Male Bust Jersey Museum and Art Gallery -
James Losh (1763–1833) The Literary & Philosophical Society of Newcastle -
The Infant Lyrist Taming Cerberus Hatton Gallery -
Cuthbert Collingwood (1748–1810), 1st Baron Collingwood National Portrait Gallery, London