Portrait of Thomas Haselden (d.1740) Nikolai Kornilovich (1862-1912) as Britannia attempts to mediate

as Britannia attempts to mediate

View of the 17th century house of Sir Paul Pindar at no 169 Bishopsgate which became a tavern generally known as the Paul Pindar Tavern

Southwark and the suburbs

Ronnie Goodlass

Portrait of Thomas Haselden (d.1740) Nikolai Kornilovich (1862-1912) as Britannia attempts to mediateHead and shoulders portrait, oval, Haselden wearing a shoulder length wig, with a loose gown over a buttoned coat or waistcoat and a white neck cloth. A coat of arms appears below the main image. Inscribed: 'Thomas Haselden, F. R. S, Head Master of the Royal Academy at Portsmouth. T Frye pinxt. 1735. J. Faber fecit, 1740.' In pencil lower left '1739'; lower right '2 6'. Thomas Haselden was elected a Fellow of the Royal Society in 1739. Original: