Portrait of Thomas Haselden (d.1740) gullibility apparently in the President's Office

apparently in the President's Office of the Royal Society at Carlton House Terrace

Interior of the British Museum

Worcester and the river crossings from the cathedral tower

and the print is a satire on the distress and financial failures of 1773-1774

This example took part in the Normandy landings of June 1944

Portrait of Thomas Haselden (d.1740) gullibility apparently in the President's OfficeHead and shoulders portrait, oval, Haselden wearing a shoulder length wig, with a loose gown over a buttoned coat or waistcoat and a white neck cloth. A coat of arms appears below the main image. Inscribed: 'Thomas Haselden, F. R. S, Head Master of the Royal Academy at Portsmouth. T Frye pinxt. 1735. J. Faber fecit, 1740.' In pencil lower left '1739'; lower right '2 6'. Thomas Haselden was elected a Fellow of the Royal Society in 1739. Original: