Artist: Unidentified Artist, Harper's Weekly
Date: 1710
Size: 124 x 98 cm
Technique: Oil On Canvas
Typical of provincial British portraiture of the early eighteenth century, this rather curious portrait of a woman had long been identified as a likeness of Edward Hyde, who carried the title Viscount Cornbury and was appointed Governor of the Province of New York and New Jersey by his cousin, Queen Anne, in 1702. Serving as Governor until 1708, Lord Cornbury was reported to have been
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