Men of War and other craft in a breeze, Samuel Scott
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Men of War and other craft in a breeze, Samuel Scott
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The Building of Westminster Bridge, Samuel Scott (British, London ca. 1702–1772 Bath), n.d.
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“In 1732 the East India Company commissioned six seascapes of their main trading posts, which were displayed in the Director’s Courtroom of East India House in London. The resulting six paintings showed the East India Company’s trading posts at Bombay, Calcutta, Madras, Tellicherry, the Cape of Good Hope and St Helena. They conjured up the spread of imperial power inside a single room in the City of London.”
- British Library: Asian and African Studies Blog
Top: The Directors' Court Room, East India House, Leadenhall Street, London, c.1820. Painted by Thomas Hosmer Shepherd.
Middle: Fort William, Calcutta, c.1731. Painted by George Lambert (1710-1765), and Samuel Scott (1701/2-1772).
Bottom: Bombay, c.1731 by George Lambert and Samuel Scott.
A view of London from the River Thames, Follower of Samuel Scott
A view of a coastal city with shipping in the foreground, Circle of Samuel Scott