Portrait Of Captain Charles Ashe Windham (1810–1870), Who Later Became General Windham
Portrait of Captain Charles Ashe Windham (1810–1870), who later became General Windham, 19th century
Attributed to George Clint (1770–1854)
Large British military portrait, circa 1835, of Captain Charles Ashe Windham, who later became a general. Oil on canvas attributed to George Clint. Excellent quality and condition. Portrait of Ashe seated, wearing his red tunic, epaulets, and black-and-gold stand-up collar. Presented in its original gilded frame. Windham distinguished himself through his service and bravery during the Crimean War and later became the Member of Parliament for East Norfolk. He spent his final years as commander of the British Army in Canada.
Provenance: Private military collection, Suffolk, United Kingdom
Dimensions: 94 x 81 cm (framed)
Attributed to George Clint (1770–1854)
Large British military portrait, circa 1835, of Captain Charles Ashe Windham, who later became a general. Oil on canvas attributed to George Clint. Excellent quality and condition. Portrait of Ashe seated, wearing his red tunic, epaulets, and black-and-gold stand-up collar. Presented in its original gilded frame. Windham distinguished himself through his service and bravery during the Crimean War and later became the Member of Parliament for East Norfolk. He spent his final years as commander of the British Army in Canada.
Provenance: Private military collection, Suffolk, United Kingdom
Dimensions: 94 x 81 cm (framed)
6 500 €
Period: 19th century
Style: Consulat, Empire
Condition: Excellent condition
Material: Oil painting
Length: 94cm
Width: 81cm
Reference (ID): 1839813
Availability: In stock
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