Portrait of Sir Benjamin Keene (1697-1757) Finish:Single 'A whist-er at Boodles -

'A whist-er at Boodles - or a choice peice [sic] of double milled Yorkshire broad cloth'

Nausicaa had been washing clothes in the river with her maids

displaying the royal procession on the River Thames

'The Death of Cleopatra'

The site of bear-baiting on Bankside

Portrait of Sir Benjamin Keene (1697-1757) Finish:Single 'A whist-er at Boodles -Three quarter length portrait of Keene in a brocaded coat and waistcoat bearing the ribbon and star of the Order of the Bath. The sitter wears a shoulder length grey wig and carries a tri corner hat his left hand, leaning this against a chair back. In his right hand is a paper bearing the inscription: 'Serenisimo et Potentis Principi D. Ferdinando Hispaniorum et India Regi Catholico &c.' An additional inscription appears above the sitter's head: 'Sir