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Portrait of the late Thomas Moore, Esq, of Liverpo

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Portrait of the late Thomas Moore, Esq, of Liverpo

Portrait of the late Thomas Moore, Esq, of Liverpo

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title: Portrait of the late Thomas Moore, Esq., of Liverpool

creator: Griffith, William

description: Thomas Moore (1762-1840), in the last year of his life, commissioned William Griffith to paint his portrait to accompany his bequest for setting up a theological college.

source: Original DSpace Handle https://myrrh.library.moore.edu.au/handle/10248/10285

date: 1840

format: Digital colour photograph of oil painting

rights: Public domain

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Portrait of the late Thomas Moore, Esq., of Liverpool

Thomas Moore (1762-1840), in the last year of his life, commissioned William Griffith to paint his portrait to accompany his bequest for setting up a theological college.

1840

Portrait of the late Thomas Moore, Esq., of Liverpool

Thomas Moore (1762-1840), in the last year of his life, commissioned William Griffith to paint his portrait to accompany his bequest for setting up a theological college.

1840

Portrait of the late Thomas Moore, Esq., of Liverpool 2

Thomas Moore (1762-1840), in the last year of his life, commissioned William Griffith to paint his portrait to accompany his bequest for setting up a theological college.

1840

Portrait of the late Thomas Moore, Esq., of Liverpool 2

Thomas Moore (1762-1840), in the last year of his life, commissioned William Griffith to paint his portrait to accompany his bequest for setting up a theological college.

1840

Thomas Moore entire portrait

Thomas Moore (1762-1840), in the last year of his life, commissioned William Griffith to paint his portrait to accompany his bequest for setting up a theological college.

1840

Thomas Moore head and shoulders

Thomas Moore (1762-1840), in the last year of his life, commissioned William Griffith to paint his portrait to accompany his bequest for setting up a theological college.

1840

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