Thomas Peter Strickland (1701–1754) (?), and Jarrard Strickland (1704–1791), as Boys

Summary

Thomas Peter Strickland (1701–1754) (?), and Jarrard Strickland (1704–1791), as Boys is a painting^[1].

Key Facts

• Thomas Peter Strickland (1701–1754) (?), and Jarrard Strickland (1704–1791), as Boys's image is recorded as British (English) School - Thomas Peter Strickland (1701–1754) (^), and Jarrard Strickland (1704–1791), as Boys - 998415 - National Trust.jpg^[2].
• Thomas Peter Strickland (1701–1754) (?), and Jarrard Strickland (1704–1791), as Boys's instance of is recorded as painting^[3].
• Thomas Peter Strickland (1701–1754) (?), and Jarrard Strickland (1704–1791), as Boys's genre is recorded as portrait^[4].
• Thomas Peter Strickland (1701–1754) (?), and Jarrard Strickland (1704–1791), as Boys's depicts is recorded as Thomas Peter Strickland^[5].
• Thomas Peter Strickland (1701–1754) (?), and Jarrard Strickland (1704–1791), as Boys's depicts is recorded as Jerrard Strickland^[6].
• Thomas Peter Strickland (1701–1754) (?), and Jarrard Strickland (1704–1791), as Boys's made from material is recorded as oil paint^[7].
• Thomas Peter Strickland (1701–1754) (?), and Jarrard Strickland (1704–1791), as Boys's made from material is recorded as canvas^[8].
• Thomas Peter Strickland (1701–1754) (?), and Jarrard Strickland (1704–1791), as Boys's collection is recorded as National Trust^[9].
• Thomas Peter Strickland (1701–1754) (?), and Jarrard Strickland (1704–1791), as Boys's inventory number is recorded as 998415^[10].
• Thomas Peter Strickland (1701–1754) (?), and Jarrard Strickland (1704–1791), as Boys's location is recorded as Sizergh Castle^[11].
• +1705-01-01T00:00:00Z marks the founding of Thomas Peter Strickland (1701–1754) (?), and Jarrard Strickland (1704–1791), as Boys^[12].
• Thomas Peter Strickland (1701–1754) (?), and Jarrard Strickland (1704–1791), as Boys's main subject is recorded as Thomas Peter Strickland^[13].
• Thomas Peter Strickland (1701–1754) (?), and Jarrard Strickland (1704–1791), as Boys's main subject is recorded as Jerrard Strickland^[14].
• Thomas Peter Strickland (1701–1754) (?), and Jarrard Strickland (1704–1791), as Boys's title is recorded as Possibly Thomas Peter Strickland (1701 - 1754) and Jarrard Strickland (1704 - 1791) as Boys^[15].
• Thomas Peter Strickland (1701–1754) (?), and Jarrard Strickland (1704–1791), as Boys's Art UK artwork ID is recorded as thomas-peter-strickland-17011754-and-jarrard-strickland-17041791-as-boys-132106^[16].
• Thomas Peter Strickland (1701–1754) (?), and Jarrard Strickland (1704–1791), as Boys's height is recorded as {'unit': 'http://www.wikidata.org/entity/Q174728', 'amount': '+122.0'}^[17].
• Thomas Peter Strickland (1701–1754) (?), and Jarrard Strickland (1704–1791), as Boys's width is recorded as {'unit': 'http://www.wikidata.org/entity/Q174728', 'amount': '+96.0'}^[18].
• Thomas Peter Strickland (1701–1754) (?), and Jarrard Strickland (1704–1791), as Boys's National Trust Collections ID is recorded as 998415^[19].
• Thomas Peter Strickland (1701–1754) (?), and Jarrard Strickland (1704–1791), as Boys's copyright status is recorded as public domain^[20].