Earl of Bute, the Maecenas of botany; an allegorical representation of the prosperity of Great Britain under Lord Bute’s administration
Thomas Uwins · 1782-1857
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Earl of Bute, the Maecenas of botany; an allegorical representation of the prosperity of Great Britain under Lord Bute’s administration, Thomas Uwins (1791). Via artnap.com
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Why is this public domain? Thomas Uwins died in 1857; this work is in the public domain.
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An engraved print with an oval portrait of the Earl of Bute in fur-trimmed robes and a ceremonial chain, framed by a wreath of roses. Below, an allegorical scene shows seated female figures beneath a draped canopy, with a cornucopia, lyre, globe, and a ship in the distance, under a dove. The print is dated 1791 and was made by Thomas Uwins.
