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Portraits of William Constable
Giovanni Pichler, 1771
Cameo set in a gold brooch (6.25 cms across) and Cornelian intagio set in a gold seal (2.5 cms high) depicting portraits of William Constable. Pichler specialised in carving portrait cameos/intaglios for Grand Tourists in Rome.
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Title of artwork, date
Portraits of William Constable, 1771
Date supported
2001
Medium and material
Agate & gold (cameo); cornelian intagio & gold (seal)
Grant
5400
Total cost
11400
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