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AYSCOUGH AND PUPILS, c1749. Francis Ayscough, Dean of Bristol Cathedral and tutor
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AYSCOUGH AND PUPILS, c1749. Francis Ayscough, Dean of Bristol Cathedral and tutor
AYSCOUGH AND PUPILS, c1749.
Francis Ayscough, Dean of Bristol Cathedral and tutor to Princes George (later Prince of Wales, then King George III) and Edward (later Duke of York and Albany), sons of Frederick, Prince of Wales. Oil on canvas, c1749, by Richard Wilson
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1749 Albany Anglican Bristol Brother Clergy Coat Couch Cravat Dean Duke Duke Of York Edward Francis Frederick George Iii Peruke Prince Of Wales Pupil Reading Richard Robe Schoolboy Teacher Upper Class Wilson York Ayscough Duke Of Albany Tutor
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This print showcases the esteemed figure of Francis Ayscough, who served as the Dean of Bristol Cathedral during the mid-18th century. The painting, created by Richard Wilson in 1749, depicts Ayscough in his role as a tutor to two prominent pupils - Princes George and Edward. These young boys would later become Prince of Wales (George III) and Duke of York and Albany (Edward), respectively. In this exquisite oil on canvas artwork, Ayscough is portrayed seated on a luxurious couch, adorned in an elegant robe befitting his high-ranking position within the Anglican clergy. His refined fashion sense is evident through his meticulously styled peruke wig and fashionable cravat. Engrossed in a book, he imparts knowledge to one of his attentive schoolboys. The composition exudes an air of sophistication that resonates with the upper-class society prevalent during that era. The attention to detail captured by Wilson's brushstrokes brings forth not only the physical attributes but also the intellectual prowess embodied by both Ayscough and his pupils. This remarkable piece from Granger Art on Demand offers viewers a glimpse into a significant moment in history when education was highly valued among royalty. It serves as a testament to Ayscough's dedication as an educator and mentor to these future leaders who would shape British history for generations to come.
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