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Large Superb 18th-century Oil Portrait Painting - Vicar of Kinver, Staffordshire
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Large Superb 18th-century Oil Portrait Painting - Vicar of Kinver, Staffordshire

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Large Superb 18th-Century Oil Portrait Painting - Vicar of Kinver, Staffordshire

Brief Description:

This is a large, superb and all-original 18th-century Oil on Canvas Portrait Painting depicting the Clergyman and Vicar of Kinver, Paul White (1726 - 1779).

The extremely lifelike image portrays the seated clergyman wearing his powdered white clerical wig with traditional Anglican liturgical dress, featuring white linen preaching bands and a black robe.

Painted in the style and manner of British artist Thomas Hudson (1701-1779), who was active at the time this portrait was commissioned.

Mounted within the huge, original and spectacular quality giltwood and gesso frame.

An attached label verso identifies the sitter, together with details relating to his clergy career - see images.

Attributes:

Oil on Canvas

British School

Circa: 1770-1775

Condition:

The painting is offered in an overall superb original condition and is ready to hang immediately.

The huge original frame is in very fine condition. There are a handful of pieces of gesso moulding missing, although these do not detract from the overall appearance and are mentioned more so for accuracy.

Overall Framed Measurements:

INCHES & CENTIMETRES

Height: 41.2'' | 104.6 cm

Width: 34.2'' | 86.8 cm

Depth: 3.5'' | 8.8 cm

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Physical Dimensions
Height
104.6cm (41.18")
Width
86.8cm (34.17")
Depth
8.8cm (3.46")
Declaration

Artsonline has dated this 18th Century Oil Portrait to the 18th Century.

Reference Numbers
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SA1216177
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Description
Large Superb 18th-Century Oil Portrait Painting - Vicar of Kinver, Staffordshire

Brief Description:

This is a large, superb and all-original 18th-century Oil on Canvas Portrait Painting depicting the Clergyman and Vicar of Kinver, Paul White (1726 - 1779).
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fig 1. An 18th-century oil portrait of a clergyman in a powdered wig and clerical bands, framed in a carved giltwood frame.
fig 1. Large Superb 18th-century Oil Portrait Painting - Vicar of Kinver, Staffordshire

The extremely lifelike image portrays the seated clergyman wearing his powdered white clerical wig with traditional Anglican liturgical dress, featuring white linen preaching bands and a black robe.

Painted in the style and manner of British artist Thomas Hudson (1701-1779), who was active at the time this portrait was commissioned.

fig 2. An 18th-century oil portrait of a clergyman in a powdered wig and clerical bands, framed in a carved giltwood frame.
fig 2. Large Superb 18th-century Oil Portrait Painting - Vicar of Kinver, Staffordshire

Mounted within the huge, original and spectacular quality giltwood and gesso frame.

An attached label verso identifies the sitter, together with details relating to his clergy career - see images.

Attributes:

fig 3. An 18th-century oil portrait of a clergyman in a powdered wig and clerical bands, framed in a carved giltwood frame.
fig 3. Large Superb 18th-century Oil Portrait Painting - Vicar of Kinver, Staffordshire

Oil on Canvas

British School

Circa: 1770-1775

Condition:

The painting is offered in an overall superb original condition and is ready to hang immediately.

The huge original frame is in very fine condition. There are a handful of pieces of gesso moulding missing, although these do not detract from the overall appearance and are mentioned more so for accuracy.

fig 4. An 18th-century oil portrait of a clergyman in a powdered wig and clerical bands, framed in a carved giltwood frame.
fig 4. Large Superb 18th-century Oil Portrait Painting - Vicar of Kinver, Staffordshire

Overall Framed Measurements:

INCHES & CENTIMETRES

Height: 41.2'' | 104.6 cm

Width: 34.2'' | 86.8 cm

Depth: 3.5'' | 8.8 cm

^^ Fast & Free UK Delivery Included^^

A Certificate of Authenticity (COA) will be provided by artsonline with this piece*

fig 5. An 18th-century oil portrait of a clergyman in a powdered wig and clerical bands, framed in a carved giltwood frame.
fig 5. Large Superb 18th-century Oil Portrait Painting - Vicar of Kinver, Staffordshire

Delivery

Artsonline UK ships worldwide daily, using only fully insured, priority, and fully tracked delivery services.

Great care and much time are taken over the safe transportation of the Fine Art and Antique pieces that we sell.

fig 6. An 18th-century oil portrait of a clergyman in a powdered wig and clerical bands, framed in a carved giltwood frame.
fig 6. Large Superb 18th-century Oil Portrait Painting - Vicar of Kinver, Staffordshire

We pack extremely carefully, so you can rest assured that your piece will arrive with you in perfect condition.

For larger paintings, antique furniture pieces, and fragile items that can not be sent via the normal postal services, we use professional door-to-door delivery providers, who will always strive to deliver your piece promptly, within approx. 7-14 working days.

fig 7. An 18th-century oil portrait of a clergyman in a powdered wig and clerical bands, framed in a carved giltwood frame.
fig 7. Large Superb 18th-century Oil Portrait Painting - Vicar of Kinver, Staffordshire

Returns Policy

Artsonline provides a genuine no-quibble 14-day money-back refund policy

(excluding the cost of Postage and Packaging).

Pay securely - Telephone orders are welcome.

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Height
104.6cm (41.18")
Width
86.8cm (34.17")
Depth
8.8cm (3.46")
Date of Manufacture

Artsonline has dated this 18th Century Oil Portrait to the 18th Century.

Reference Numbers
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SA1216177
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18th-century British portraiture, primarily from the Georgian era, emphasized formal composition, detailed costume representation, and psychological characterisation of prominent figures, clergy, and aristocrats.

These portraits were typically painted using hand-ground oil pigments on stretched linen or cotton canvas, housed in heavily carved timber frames finished with composition gesso and gold leaf.

Authentic period paintings display natural craquelure across the paint surface, historical stretcher bar marks, signs of hand-woven canvas backing, and subtle oxidisation or patina on the gilding.

A formal period portrait creates a strong focal point when mounted above a mantelpiece or sideboard, contrasting effectively against dark, muted paint colours or contemporary minimalist backdrop walls.

Keep the artwork away from direct sunlight, radiators, and high humidity. Dust gently using a dry, soft-feather brush without applying pressure or moisture to the painted surface or gilt frame.
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