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John Astley, Portrait Of Martha Hatchett Cities Spain’s empire was wrestling with

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Spain’s empire was wrestling with both a Protestant challenge and moral reform from within

1800Condition: Craquelure but the paint is stable

directing the viewer towards tinted hills

His works are held in numerous public collections including at the V&A in London

John Astley, Portrait Of Martha Hatchett Cities Spain’s empire was wrestling withThis splendid mid 18th century oil painting by British artist John Astley (1724 1787) depicts Martha Hatchett (nee Owen) (1713 1792), the second daughter of Thomas Owen of Llynlloed, Montgomeryshire. It was probably commissioned for her new home, Tedsmore Hall in West Felton, Shropshire and its presented in a feinged oval. Astley was a significant Georgian portraitist who developed a reputation for fine wine, women, and ostentatious behaviour. Martha

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