Charles Small Pybus Gainsborough His reputation remained exceptionally high

His reputation remained exceptionally high throughout the 18th century and into the 19th: when Dulwich's founders

Jan Both is known to have collaborated with figure painters on some works

Tradition holds that Lawrence was burned or "grilled" to death

Until 1880 given to Mola and then catalogued as Italian School

which seems possible (note on photograph mount in Rijksbureau voor Kunsthistorische Documentatie

Charles Small Pybus Gainsborough His reputation remained exceptionally highCharles Small Pybus (1766 1810) was MP for Dover from 1790 and Lord of the Admiralty 1791 7 and of the Treasury 1797 1803. He was more noted for his pomposity and ambition than for any achievement. Beechey remarked on his irritable temper and said that 'he was very vain of His knowledge of pictures, but in reality knew nothing abt. them' (The Diary of Joseph Farington, XI, New Haven and London, 1983, p. 3882). He was a friend and business partner of