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English: Rt Hon Charles Arbuthnot
The Rt Hon Charles Arbuthnot, M.P. (1767–1850) Inscribed on the back: The Right Honble. Charles Arbuthnot in the 83rd year of his age 1849 by S.Gambardella
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Spiridione GAMBARDELLA (?1815–1886) British School He exhibited genre scenes and portraits at the R.A. and B.I.1842–68. During this period he is recorded as living in London and in Liverpool. There were seven of his portraits in the Wellington collection.

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