After Sir Godfrey Kneller; An Early 18thC Oil on Canvas Portrait of King George I c.1714 sub-Art & Sculpture He was known to be

He was known to be a proud patron of the arts and of science

tactile and wonderfully well-patinated cast iron door porter modelled as a Medici lion

surviving from the turn of eighteenth century England

wildlife and fashion but the core values remain the family and the social history of its time

After Sir Godfrey Kneller; An Early 18thC Oil on Canvas Portrait of King George I c.1714 sub-Art & Sculpture He was known to beOrigin: English School Period: George I Provenance: Ex Christies London, 30th October, 1959 Date: c. 1714 Height: 30 Width: 25 Depth: 1 The unframed early eighteenth century oil on canvas portrait of King George I, shown bust length depicting the King with the collar of a Knight of the Garter over his coronation robes, bearing a Christies stencil verso for 423 MA, the whole surviving from the first quarter of the eighteenth century, most likely from