Portrait_of_the_Artist's_wife,_Elizabeth_Miles_-_John_Thirtle.jpg - Wikipedia

John Thirtle : English: Portrait of the Artist's wife, Elizabeth Miles (

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Artist



Alternative names	Birth name: John Thirtel Lincoln; John Thurtle; John Thurtell
Description	British painter and miniaturist
Date of birth/death	22 June 1777	30 September 1839
Location of birth/death	Norwich	Norwich
Authority file	: Q29380068 VIAF : 69804294 ISNI : 0000000066839811 ULAN : 500028754 LCCN : nr2001019632 NLA : 35812637 WorldCat

Title

English: Portrait of the Artist's wife, Elizabeth Miles

Date

1816

Medium

watercolour, pencil and wash (grey faded to pink) on paper

Dimensions

height: 20 cm (7.8 in); width: 24.9 cm (9.8 in)

Collection

Norfolk Museums Collections

	Native name	Norwich Castle Museum & Art Gallery
	Location	Norwich, Norfolk, UK
	Coordinates	52° 36′ 00″ N, 1° 18′ 00″ E
	Established	1825 (based in Norwich Castle from 1894)
	Website	http://norfolkmuseumscollections.org/#!/home
	Authority file	: Q55361621 ISNI : 0000000122171271

Accession number

NWHCM : 1932.70.2

Inscriptions

signed in pencil lower centre right dated 'Thirtle / 1816'

Source/Photographer

link to Norfolk Museums Collections record

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