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    • 19th-Century English School, Portrait Of Thomas Causton

    19th-Century English School, Portrait Of Thomas Causton
    19th-Century English School, Portrait Of Thomas Causton
    19th-Century English School, Portrait Of Thomas Causton
    19th-Century English School, Portrait Of Thomas Causton
    19th-Century English School, Portrait Of Thomas Causton
    19th-Century English School, Portrait Of Thomas Causton
    19th-Century English School, Portrait Of Thomas Causton
    19th-Century English School, Portrait Of Thomas Causton
    19th-Century English School, Portrait Of Thomas Causton

    19th-Century English School, Portrait Of Thomas Causton

    A fine early 19th-century portrait of Thomas Causton (1799-1842), the Vicar of Turweston Park in Brackley, Buckinghamshire. His right hand is reaching into his breast pocket while his left is holding a top hat.

    Turweston is a parish situated on the River Great Ouse, which includes 17th-century stone cottages and a Georgian Manor House. The church dates to the 12th-century and features early English Gothic lancet windows.

    The portrait is housed within a beautiful scroll and foliate gilt frame with swept corners.

    Medium: Oil on canvas
    Overall size: 19” x 22½” / 48cm x 57cm
    Year of creation: c. 1830
    Provenance: England
    Condition: Overall very presentable. Frame with some age-related wear.

    19th-Century English School, Portrait Of Thomas Causton
    19th-Century English School, Portrait Of Thomas Causton
    19th-Century English School, Portrait Of Thomas Causton
    19th-Century English School, Portrait Of Thomas Causton
    19th-Century English School, Portrait Of Thomas Causton
    19th-Century English School, Portrait Of Thomas Causton
    19th-Century English School, Portrait Of Thomas Causton
    19th-Century English School, Portrait Of Thomas Causton
    19th-Century English School, Portrait Of Thomas Causton

    Conservation & History

    We care profoundly about our role as custodians and every piece in the collection has been assessed by our conservator. When required, we undertake professional restoration carefully using reversible techniques and adopt a light touch to retain the aged charm of each work. We also restore frames rather than replace them as many are original and selected by the artists themselves.

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