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ATTRIBUTED TO JONATHAN RICHARDSON (BRITISH 1667-1745), PORTRAIT OF

ATTRIBUTED TO JONATHAN RICHARDSON (BRITISH 1667- 1745) PORTRAIT OF COMMANDER THOMAS SCOTT IN A BLUE COAT, WITH A SHIP IN THE DISTANCE Oil on canvas Inscribed and dated 'Commodore Scott Obit 1725' (upper left) 125 x 102cm (49 x 40in.) Provenance: The Scott Family, Scot's Hall, Smeeth, Kent, and thence by descent Agnews, London, 1961 Where acquired by Guy Baliol Scott (1919-2006), Polstead Hall, Suffolk In 1704, Thomas Scott was in command of the Mary galley. In 1710, he was appointed to the command of the frigate Romney, in which he succeeded in capturing a large privateer off the coast of Portugal. In 1717, he commanded the Buxton, then part of the Baltic fleet under Sir John Norris. In 1721, he was appointed Commodore of a small squadron that cruised in the Mediterranean for the protection of trade. He died unmarried in Jamaica, having his Commodore's pendant on board the Dragon, on 14 September 1725. Condition Report: Condition Report Disclaimer, ATTRIBUTED TO JONATHAN RICHARDSON (BRITISH 1667- 1745), PORTRAIT OF COMMANDER THOMAS SCOTT IN A BLUE COAT, WITH A SHIP IN THE DISTANCE, Oil on canvas, Inscribed and dated 'Commodore Scott Obit 1725' (upper left), 125 x 102cm (49 x 40in.), Provenance:, The Scott Family, Scot's Hall, Smeeth, Kent, and thence by descent, Agnews, London, 1961, Where acquired by Guy Baliol Scott (1919-2006), Polstead Hall, Suffolk, In 1704, Thomas Scott was in command of the, Mary, galley. In 1710, he was appointed to the command of the frigate, Romney, , in which he succeeded in capturing a large privateer off the coast of Portugal. In 1717, he commanded the, Buxton, , then part of the Baltic fleet under Sir John Norris. In 1721, he was appointed Commodore of a small squadron that cruised in the Mediterranean for the protection of trade. He died unmarried in Jamaica, having his Commodore's pendant on board the, Dragon, , on 14 September 1725. Condition Report:, Condition Report Disclaimer

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