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Warren Hastings (1754–1826)

John Flaxman (1755–1826)

Sir John Soane’s Museum

Warren Hastings (1754–1826)
Warren Hastings (1754–1826)
Warren Hastings (1754–1826)
Warren Hastings (1754–1826)
Warren Hastings (1754–1826)
Warren Hastings (1754–1826)
Warren Hastings (1754–1826)
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This may be the original maquette for the life-size marble statue of Hastings commissioned in 1820 by the East India Company for their General Court Room and erected in 1823, which now stands in the Foreign and Commonwealth Office. The portrait probably derives from Thomas Banks' portrait bust of the same sitter, for Hastings had died in 1818.

Sir John Soane’s Museum

London

Title

Warren Hastings (1754–1826)

Medium

plaster

Measurements

H 50 x W 20 x D 17 cm

Accession number

SDR17

Acquisition method

acquired by Sir John Soane, before 1837

Work type

Statue

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Artist or maker

John Flaxman

1755–1826

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