Collection Highlights
Properties, Including Vacant Plots, Foreclosed in Manhattan During 1930-1931-1932
Date:
March 29, 1933
Object Number:
LIB.F128.HD251.R28
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Luce Center
Thomas Lodge (ca. 1735-?)
Object Number:
1967.50
Date:
1745
Medium:
Oil on canvas
Dimensions:
Overall: 50 x 41 in. ( 127 x 104.1 cm )
Marks:
inscription: on deer's collar: "Tho: Lodge: 1745"
inscription: on column at left: "Fredk Tellschaw"
Gallery Label:
This portrait of young Thomas Lodge, who is believed to have been the son of William Lodge, belongs to a group of important early 18th-century paintings showing children of prominent upper Hudson River families with their pet animals. They all date from around 1730-45, and were all in some way related to English mezzotints. The Society's portrait of Thomas Lodge is especially important because the artist is known from his signature; the other portraits of this group are by anonymous painters.
Credit Line:
Gift of the Pintard Fellows
Due to ongoing research, information about this object is subject to change.
