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James Brydges (1673-1744) 1st Duke of Chandos (oil on canvas)
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James Brydges (1673-1744) 1st Duke of Chandos (oil on canvas)
SGS226049 James Brydges (1673-1744) 1st Duke of Chandos (oil on canvas) by Dahl, Michael (1656-1743); 243.9x147.3 cm; The Berger Collection at the Denver Art Museum, USA; (add.info.: paymaster general to forces abroad; built Cannons in Middlesex which was dismantled on his death to clear his debts; ); eBerger Collection Educational Trust; Swedish, out of copyright
Media ID 23193992
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The captivating portrait captures the essence of James Brydges, the 1st Duke of Chandos, in all his regal splendor. Painted by Michael Dahl, this oil on canvas masterpiece measures an impressive 243.9x147.3 cm and is housed in The Berger Collection at the Denver Art Museum in the USA. Dressed in opulent ermine robes and a resplendent red velvet outfit, the duke exudes power and prestige. His ducal coronet sits atop his head, symbolizing his noble status as a peer of high distinction. As paymaster general to forces abroad, Brydges was not only a man of influence but also a patron of the arts. The artist skillfully captures every detail with precision - from the intricate gold brocade fabric to Brydges' meticulously styled wig that adds an air of sophistication to his aristocratic appearance. This portrait serves as a testament to both wealth and privilege during the Georgian era. Notably, Brydges built Cannons in Middlesex during his lifetime; however, upon his death, it was dismantled to clear his debts - further highlighting both extravagance and financial struggles faced by individuals of high social standing. This painting offers us a glimpse into an era where society's elite held immense power and influence over art and culture. It stands as a reminder of James Brydges' significant contributions as well as an enduring representation of aristocracy throughout history.
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