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View of Greenwich
Paul Ashford Methuen, baron Methuen, 1900–1976
This painting complemented two other works by Lord Methuen in the Greenwich Museum collection, a view of the Thames at Greenwich and a view of the Thames at Deptford. Lord Methuen was a landscape, architectural and figure painter who worked in oils. He was a member of various societies and was elected to the Royal Academy in 1959. Part of a bequest to two museums by Lady Bonham Carter through the Art Fund in 1992.
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Title of artwork, date
View of Greenwich, 1900–1976
Date supported
1992
Medium and material
Charcoal & watercolour
Dimensions
72 x 59 cm
Gifted by
Lady Bonham Carter
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