| Description | Pages 25v to 26 contain a list of accounts for works completed and copyrights purchased in 1857. Each page has been divided into five columns which record the following:
Column 1 - Blank, unless otherewise stated
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. 25v:
-Mr Peel
-Mr Arbuthnot
-Mr Vincent
-Revd. J. Barter, E
-Dr Vaughan, Proof
-Mr. Ed. Hamilton
-Copy of Lord Balgonie
-Mrs Holt
-Mrs Leathley
-Miss Cunningham
-Sold plate of Dr Vaughan
-Copyright for Jowett, Ryman
-Mr Herbert
-Mr R. Hichens, E
-Sir Ed. Colebrook, Bart, M.P.
-Mrs Arch. Hoare
-Sir Fredk. Rogers, Bart, oil, R.A
-Sir Harry Verney, Bart, M.P., oil
-Mowbray Morris, R.A.
-Dr Legge
-Napoleon 1st, small half length oil (the first column for this entry has unsold written in it, the second column has 1868 written in it - this could perhaps indicate it was engraved in 1868, sold that year or remained unsold in 1868, an exclamation mark in pencil is in the fourth coloumn (unclear who made this), the fifth coloumn is blank)
-My own head, small size (no price recorded)
-My daughter Cecilia, oil, E, R.A. (the first column for this entry has 1861 written in it, there is no price recorded in the fifth column)
Works recorded on p. 26:
-P.M. Kit Cat in oil of Marchioness of Dalhousie
-Charles Selwyn, Q.C., M.P.
-Dean of Westminster, Dr. Trench
-Mrs Thring
-Kit Cat copy of Sir Charles Hotham
-Arthur Helps, historian (now NPG 2027)
-Mr Crawford
-At Sailsbury, the Bishop (probably Walter Hamilton), R.A.
-Drawing of the Bishop (assumed to be same as above), E 1862
-Rev. Sidney Lear
-Picture on panel of size The Agony in the Garden, R.A. (the first column records this as being unsold)
-Dean of Westminster in oil, E, a present to the Bishop of Oxfird in 1861 as a marriage fee for the wedding of Richmond's daughter Mary Farrer
-The Revd St John Mildmay (omitted is recorded in the first column, no price given. It is unclear if this was written by Richmond or someone else)
Also recorded on p. 26 is a summary of the years accounts, noting that 30 pictures were completed, 2 pictures were engraved (this does not take account of those engraved at a later date) and that a total sum of £1632.6 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. The c. 1868 dating has been derived from the date inserted next to the entry for the Napoleon 1st work. |