| Description | Pages 19v to 20v contain a list of accounts for works completed (in most cases portraits but some prints and two presumed landscape works titled 'Touching Stone') and copyrights purchased in 1855. Each page has been divided into five columns which record the following:
Column 1 - Blank
Column 2 - Engraved, marked with an E if engraved and with a total of engravings at the bottom of each page
Column 3 - Name of sitter or work
Column 4 - Exhibited, R.A. (Royal Academy) marked next to those exhibited
Column 5 - Price paid, with total of monies received at the bottom of each page
Works recorded on p. 19v:
-Touching stone for Lady R.
-Mr. Warre
-Mr. Blair
-Mr Gurney Hoare
-Revd. Mr. Guise for Miss Webb
-Dr. Thomson's copy
-Mrs. Patridge, R.A.
-Mr. Warre's copy
-Mr. Kindersley for Eton Master
-Mr. Scott
-Mr. Tottenham Junior
-Mr. Dugdale
-Mr. Forbes
-Lord Grosvener, E
-Sir John Bayley
-Mrs Buller
-Revd. Mr Moore
Page 19v also separately records the following note regarding the exhibition of works at the Royal Academy:
"Sent 7 works to the Rl. (Royal) Academy, Sir R. Inglis; Bishop of New Zealand; Inglis Richmond; Mr C. Buxton; Lord Lyndhurst; Mrs. W. Benson and Mrs Partridge."
Richmond also added the following retrospective note in the margin of p. 19v in 1891, relating to the above exhibiting of works and his art practice:
"These portraits in oil of Sir R Inglis for Oxford, the Bishop of New Zealand for Cambridge - were the - with my son Inglis the first oil portraits that I ever exhibited at the Rl. (Royal) Academy, and from this time I gave myself as far as I was allowed to oil painting, as this book indicates."
Works recorded on p. 20:
-Mrs Stuart
-Mrs Sam Hibbert, watercolour
-Mr. Longley, Bishop Durham's son
-Copyright of Dr. Jacobson's print
-Mr. Guise, watercolour
-Dr. Hooker
-Mr. Cropper
-Copyright of Lord John Scott
-Mr. Arbuthnot
-Mrs. Wilson,
-Revd. Mr. Jowett, E
-Dr. Temple Treve D.D.
-Mrs. Otter
-Lady Doveton, in exchange
-Mr Romilly, later pencil annotation "after Lord Romilly"
-Miss Rendell
-Hon. and Revd. Mr. Pelham, E
-Touching stone for Forbes
-Sir John Robinson in oil, Chief Justice of Up. (Upper) Canada, R.A.
-Captain Cooper
-Miss Freshfield
-Mrs. F Stephen
Works recorded on p. 20v:
-Mr. Herries
-Countess of Harewood, E
-Mr. H Wilson
-Mr. W. Benson
-Mr. Brown. for Miss Coutts
-Dr. Worsley, Master of Downey, E (entry struck through)
-Col. Fordyce
-His brother Gren. Guards
-Dr. Page, a present
-Copy in oil of Sir Thos (Thomas) More from a fine Holbein
Page 21 contains a summary of the years accounts, noting that 44 pictures were completed, 4 pictures were engraved and that a total sum of £1803.5 was paid to Richmond.
The c. 1860 dating for this year has been derived from the 1860 date at the front of the volume; it is assumed that Richmond retrospectively added account details for the years 1853-1859 when he started using the volume. |
| ImageCaption | Pages 19 verso and 20 recto |