The Queen Returning from the House of Lords

Location

Country: UK
City: London
Place: Government Art Collection

Matthew Dubourg was a London-based aquatint engraver of sporting, military and topographical views, made after works by contemporary artists. He often collaborated with the draughtsman and aquatint engraver John Clark. Dubourg exhibited two miniature portraits at the Royal Academy in 1786 and 1797, when his address was 17 Duke Street, off Manchester Square. He later exhibited a ‘Scene near Vauxhall’ at the Academy in 1808, by which time he had moved to 22 East Street, Lambeth.

Places

England, London, Whitehall

Subjects

carriage, horseback, topography, royal portrait, townscape/cityscape, horse, man, woman, crowd, celebration, 19th century costume, dress, military uniform, top hat, bonnet, Queen, parade, sword, soldier, trial, pavement, government building, courtyard, window

Materials & Techniques

colour aquatint

Artist

Matthew Dubourg

Title

The Queen Returning from the House of Lords

Edition

A/P

Date

1 October 1821

Medium

Colour aquatint

Dimensions

height: 38.90 cm, width: 50.60 cm

Acquisition

Purchased from Christie's, 26 October 1976

GAC number

12530