Sir Philip Bainbrigge
(1786-1862), Army officerSitter in 2 portraits
by Camille Silvy
albumen print, 1 September 1862
NPG Ax61198
by Camille Silvy
albumen print, 2 September 1862
NPG Ax61222
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Angus Bainbrigge
30 September 2017, 22:23
1. He drew maps for Wellington during the Peninsular War.
2. His son General John Philip Bainbrigge was also an artist, His water colours
are in a Museum in either Toronto or Ottawa. American Indian topics.
3. His great grandson was responsible for the research that led to acceptance of a long lost Velazquez, now in the National Gallery