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Captain Thomas Baillie (d.1802), 1779 (oil on canvas)
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Captain Thomas Baillie (d.1802), 1779 (oil on canvas)
7337827 Captain Thomas Baillie (d.1802), 1779 (oil on canvas) by Hone, Nathaniel (1718-84); 91.4x73.7 cm; National Maritime Museum, London, UK; (add.info.: Creator: Nathaniel Hone, the Elder
A three-quarter-length seated portrait very slightly to right, wearing captain's full-dress uniform, 1774-1787 and a grey tie wig. His sword hangs above his head in the top left of the painting. He became Lieutenant-Governor of Greenwich Hospital in 1774, having been a captain in the Hospital since 1761, and his right hand points to his report on administrative abuses at the Hospital which is open to reveal the words 'Greenwich Hospital'. On the table to the left are two ink-wells and a pen, and a piece of paper with the inscription, 'Lt Govn Baillie'. His left hand gestures in an explanatory manner, acknowledging to the viewer that the purpose of the portrait is to commemorate his lieutenant-governorship.); © National Maritime Museum, Greenwich, London
Media ID 38287988
© © National Maritime Museum, Greenwich, London / Bridgeman Images
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This stunning portrait print captures the esteemed Captain Thomas Baillie in all his glory, painted by the talented Nathaniel Hone in 1779. The three-quarter-length seated depiction shows Captain Baillie in his full-dress uniform, complete with a grey tie wig and a sword hanging above his head.
Captain Baillie's distinguished career is evident as he became Lieutenant-Governor of Greenwich Hospital in 1774, after serving as a captain since 1761. His right hand points to an open report on administrative abuses at the Hospital, revealing the words 'Greenwich Hospital', showcasing his dedication to duty and integrity.
The intricate details in the painting include two ink-wells and a pen on the table beside him, along with a piece of paper inscribed with 'Lt Govn Baillie'. His left hand gestures towards the viewer, indicating that this portrait serves as a commemoration of his lieutenant-governorship.
Nathaniel Hone masterfully captured not just Captain Baillie's physical appearance but also his character and accomplishments through this oil on canvas masterpiece. This print from the National Maritime Museum is truly a timeless representation of honor and service in maritime history.
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