Correspondence regarding Sir Frederic William Burton's directorship of the National Gallery (London, UK)
Description
Three letters sent to Sir Frederic William Burton during his directorship of the National Gallery (London, UK) on the subjects of acquiring paintings for the Gallery (most notably a painting by Anthony Van Dyck ["Equestrian Portrait of Charles I"] from the Duke of Marlborough's collection through Charles Davis) as well as a letter from Lady Gertrude Pembroke inquiring about the possible formation of a museum by Henry Tate.
Creator
Burton, Sir Frederic William
Related topics
| Title | Correspondence regarding Sir Frederic William Burton's directorship of the National Gallery (London, UK) |
|---|---|
| Creator | Burton, Sir Frederic William |
| Date | [1881-1889] |
| Type | Component |
| Ref | IE NGI/IA/BUR1/3/2 |
| Level | Sub-series |
| Language | English |
| Extent | 3 items |
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John Burton Gift, 2013Correspondence regarding Sir Frederic William Burton's directorship of the National Gallery (London, UK)
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