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Object number

FDA-P.200-2010

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Identification

Title

William Johnson (afterwards Cory)

Title Type

assigned by cataloguer

Comments

The sitter served as an Assistant Master at Eton College from 1845 to 1872.

'...Sir Ralph [Furse] presented to us the well-known portrait [of William Johnson (afterwards Cory)] by Charles Wellington Furse (WJC’s nephew), which was reproduced both in Mrs. Mackenzie’s book and in Lord Esher’s lonicus. This is to be hung, under Sir Geoffrey Agnew’s care, in the Austen Leigh Gallery, between School Hall and School Library.'
['The Halsdon Papers of William Johnson (Afterwards Cory)', Etoniana, No.128, 1973, p.478]

Description

Content (note)

Half-length in a black coat, in profile

Dimensions

height (sight size): 753mm
width (sight size): 625mm
height (frame): 1060mm
width (frame): 925mm

Dimension note

(75x63cm)

Physical description

Historic carved gilt frame

Production

Date

1891

History and association

Object history note

Provenance: Presented to Eton College by Sir Ralph Furse in 1973
[see Eton College Archives: COLL/P/15/86/35]

Exhibited: 'New Faces: Unexhibited Portraits from Eton's Boarding Houses', Verey Gallery, Eton College, 27 April to 23 September 2019

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