Seth_Ward_by_John_Greenhill.jpg - Wikipedia

Summary

John Greenhill : English: Seth Ward (1617-1689), Bishop of Exeter and Salisbury (

)

Artist



Alternative names	Greenhill; Greehill; Greenhil; Greenhall
Description	English portrait painter
Date of birth/death	c.1644	19 May 1676
Location of birth/death	Salisbury	London
Work period	1662-1676
Work location	Salisbury (1662), London (1662-1676)
Authority file	: Q12059088 VIAF : 87582164 ISNI : 0000000080454723 ULAN : 500002765 LCCN : n88145347 Oxford Dict. : 11426 WorldCat

Title

English: Seth Ward (1617-1689), Bishop of Exeter and Salisbury

Object type

painting

Date

17 ^th century

Medium

oil on canvas

Dimensions

height: 120.6 cm (47.4 in); width: 95.2 cm (37.4 in)

Collection

Christ's College

	Native name	Christ's College
	Parent institution	University of Cambridge
	Location	Cambridge , United Kingdom
	Coordinates	52° 12′ 19.43″ N, 0° 07′ 20″ E
	Established	1505
	Website	www.christs.cam.ac.uk
	Authority file	: Q714717 VIAF : 139541917 ISNI : 0000000123581926 LCCN : n79058865 Historic England : 1332166 GND : 5027974-9 WorldCat

Accession number

32

Object history

purchased from Reverend F. O. White

Source/Photographer

https://artuk.org/discover/artworks/seth-ward-16171689-savilian-professor-of-astronomy-oxford-16491660-bishop-of-exeter-and-salisbury-193546/

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