William Scott (1745–1836), Baron Stowell, Maritime and International Lawyer and Judge
William Scott (1745–1836), Baron Stowell, Maritime and International Lawyer and Judge
William Scott (1745–1836), Baron Stowell, Maritime and International Lawyer and Judge
William Scott (1745–1836), Baron Stowell, Maritime and International Lawyer and Judge
William Scott (1745–1836), Baron Stowell, Maritime and International Lawyer and Judge

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Government Art Collection

London

Title

William Scott (1745–1836), Baron Stowell, Maritime and International Lawyer and Judge

Date

1824

Medium

marble

Measurements

H 74 x W 56 x D 30 cm

Accession number

3159

Acquisition method

presented by the National Portrait Gallery, 1955

Work type

Bust

Signature/marks description

on verso: W Behnes / Sc London 1824

Inscription description

on brass plaque on plinth: THE RT. HONOURABLE SIR WILLIAM SCOTT / BARON STOWELL 1745–1836 / JUDGE OF THE HIGH COURT OF ADMIRALITY / 1798–1828 / JUDGE OF THE CONSISTORY COURT OF LONDON 1788–1820

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