John Dixon 18th.Century Irish School Pastel Portrait Of A Gentleman Francis Seymour-Conway 1st Marquess Of Hertford Circa.1765 Tile Study of a soldier leaning

Study of a soldier leaning over a parapet

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Pen ink and watercolour design for a decorative scheme

Oil on unstretched canvas Circa

Oil on canvas laid on to board

John Dixon 18th.Century Irish School Pastel Portrait Of A Gentleman Francis Seymour-Conway 1st Marquess Of Hertford Circa.1765 Tile Study of a soldier leaningAttr. John Dixon Ca. 1740 1811. 18th. Century Anglo Irish School Pastel Portrait of a seated gentleman presented in a near contemporary gilt moulded neoclassical oval frame. Inscribed to reverse in a later hand Francis Seymour Conway 1st. Marquess of Hertford. 41 by 49. 5 cms overall in frame. Known primarily as a Mezzotint artist, Dixon trained at the Dublin Society School. Moving to London Ca. 1765. He became a director of the Free Society in 1773,