File:Sir Patrick Dun, by Thomas Pooley RCPI 1820.1.jpg

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Description

English: Sir Patrick Dun, by Thomas Pooley

When first received by the RCPI in 1820 the work was given as painted by Sir Godfrey Kneller, however the monogram TP on the work indicates that Thomas Pooley is the artist.

Dimensions: 50" x 40"

Reference Number: 1820.1
RCPI 37

Collectionː Royal College of Physicians of Ireland

Date

late 17^th century,early 18^th century

Source

https://archive.rcpi.ie/Calmview/Record.aspx?src=CalmView.Catalog&id=1820.1&pos=1

http://rcpilibrary.blogspot.com/2010/11/archive-items-of-month-title-deeds-to.html

https://twitter.com/RCPIArchive/status/1315564481083301888/photo/1

Author

Thomas Pooley (1646–1723)
Alternative names	Thomas Pooly
Description	Irish painter
Date of birth/death	1646	1723
Location of birth/death		Dublin
Work location	Dublin (1677–1723); London
Authority file	: Q21460757 VIAF: 96205894 ULAN: 500074417 RKD: 339991

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Royal College of Physicians of Ireland

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Patrick Dun