Henry Richard Fox (later Vassall), 3rd Baron Holland (1773-1840), Whig statesman and patron of art and letters
Sitter associated with 52 portraits
Holland was at the heart of Whig politics and social life. A disciple of his uncle, Charles James Fox, he was committed to the reform of civil and religious liberties. However, his greatest contribution to Regency politics was as host of Holland House where he and his wife, Elizabeth, maintained a lively salon between 1800 and 1840. With guests prominent in science, literature, art and politics, Holland House provided a coherent focus for the Whigs until they took office in 1830.
Category
Art
Literature, Journalism and Publishing
Politics, Government and Diplomacy
Social Welfare and Reform
Groups
Art dealers, collectors and patrons
Holland House set
Regency Whigs
Places
Netherlands
Wiltshire
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