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It was purchased from Ronald George Scotcher (1914–93) of Eastbourne, who informed the NPG that his father had done ‘a great deal of work for Lord Gower [sic] immediately preceding the first War’ and had also owned an early watercolour by Tuke depicting ‘two old gunboats in Falmouth’.
Dr Martin Spychal, History of Parliament Commons 1832-1868 research fellow, is in conversation with our Public Engagement Manager Sammy Sturgess, discussing the life and political career of Lord Ronald Gower. Lord Ronald Charles Sutherland-Leveson Gower was elected as MP for his family’s pocket county of Sutherland in 1867 and represented the ...
Lord Ronald Sutherland Gower. J. C. Nimmo, 1893 - Christian saints - 334 pages . Preview this book ...
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A white Parian ware figure of a young boy wearing Highland dress, standing against the stump of an oak tree on which he rests his right arm; on a circular base.Lord Ronald Gower was the youngest son of the second Duke of Sutherland. He was sculpted by Albert-Ernest Carrier-Belleuse in 1852, whilst Carrier-Belleuse was also the principal modeller for Minton, 1850-1855. Gower himself grew up to ...
1“All bad poetry springs from genuine feeling” (Wilde 2000b, 4, 195).This witticism, which Wilde’s persona Gilbert utters in “The Critic as Artist” (1890, revised 1891), may well have arisen from his recent experience at Stratford-upon-Avon in October 1888: an event that throws light on his relationship with Lord Ronald Gower, whom Wilde’s contemporaries believed was the model for ...
