William_V,_Prince_of_Orange_-_Bone_1801.jpg - Wikipedia

Summary

"William V (1748-1806), Prince of Orange" (

)

Artist



Alternative names	Henry R. Bone; henry bone; H P Bone
Description	English painter and porcelain painter
Date of birth/death	6 February 1755	17 December 1834
Location of birth/death	Truro	London
Authority file	: Q5196210 VIAF : 45156852 ISNI : 0000000077300221 ULAN : 500000388 LCCN : nr2001043921 WGA : b/bone WorldCat



Description	English portrait painter
Date of birth/death	4 April 1758	23 January 1810 / 25 January 1810
Location of birth/death	Whitechapel	Whitechapel
Work location	England
Authority file	: Q326066 VIAF : 5199880 ISNI : 0000000083389824 ULAN : 500013173 LCCN : nr97042998 NLA : 35656271 WorldCat

Title

"William V (1748-1806), Prince of Orange"

Description

English: "This miniature was painted by Henry Bone (1755-1834) for George, Prince of Wales in 1801 and is a copy of an oil portrait by John Hoppner, exhibited at the Royal Academy in 1800 and now in the Dutch Royal Collection at Het Loo. Bone' squared and numbered preparatory drawing is in the Heinz Archives, National Portrait Gallery, London."

Date

1801 (dated)

Medium

enamel on copper

Dimensions

height: 20.5 cm (8 in); width: 16.5 cm (6.4 in)

Collection

Royal Collection

	Native name	Royal Collection of the United Kingdom
	Location	United Kingdom
	Established	after 1491 date QS:P,+1491-00-00T00:00:00Z/7,P1319,+1491-00-00T00:00:00Z/9
	Website	https://www.rct.uk
	Authority file	: Q1459037

Accession number

RCIN 404274

Object history

Provenance: Painted for George IV when Prince of Wales

Inscriptions

Signed and dated lower right: HBone 1801

Source/Photographer

Royal Collection RCIN 404274

Licensing

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