Portrait oil painting of Clegg Samuel, 1840

Portrait oil painting of  Clegg Samuel, 1840

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Portrait oil painting on canvas, Clegg Samuel(1781-1861) by Morton Andrew, 1840, 76x63.5cm, ait, HL to L, free sketch background, in gilt frame, 103x90cm, signed trc: A Morton. Clegg Samuel was a gas engineer who adapted a new gas lighting system to cotton mills at Sowerby Bridge near Halifax. He was was engaged in the construction of gasworks and advised on the formation of new gas companies After losing all his money he worked for the Government of Portugal as a gas engineer from 1836 and reconstructed the Mint at Lisbon and executed other public works

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Category:
Art
Object Number:
1857-298
Materials:
oil paint on canvas and gilt
Measurements:
overall: 760 mm x 640 mm x 20 mm,
image: 760 mm x 635 mm
frame: 1030 mm x 900 mm
type:
oil painting and portrait
credit:
Donated by Clegg Samuel(Woodcroft Collection)