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Nelson at Prayer, on going into battle at Trafalgar. After a painting by T. J. Barker. Proof. Signed in pencil by the painter and the engraver. Lettered Published by R. Turner, Newcastle on Tyne, and P. & D. Colnagi & Co. London, May 24, 1854. Impressed with the stamp of the Printsellers’ Association.
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| Object type | |
| Title | Nelson at Prayer, on going into battle at Trafalgar (generic title) |
| Materials and techniques | Engraving print |
| Brief description | Engraving by Ferdinand Jean Joubert (1810-1884). Nelson at Prayer, on going into battle at Trafalgar. After a painting by T. J. Barker. Proof. Signed in pencil by the painter and the engraver. Lettered with names of publishers and date. |
| Physical description | Nelson at Prayer, on going into battle at Trafalgar. After a painting by T. J. Barker. Proof. Signed in pencil by the painter and the engraver. Lettered Published by R. Turner, Newcastle on Tyne, and P. & D. Colnagi & Co. London, May 24, 1854. Impressed with the stamp of the Printsellers’ Association. |
| Dimensions | Taken from Victoria and Albert Museum Department of Prints and Drawings and Department of Paintings Accessions 1965 published by HMSO 1966. |
| Production type | Proof |
| Marks and inscriptions | • Thomas Jones Barker (1815 – 27 March 1882) was an English historical and portrait painter. Biography[]Born at Bath, in 1815.[2] He was the son of the painter Thomas Barker and studied in Paris under Horace Vernet, in 1835-45 exhibited much at the Salon and subsequently at the Royal Academy. Probably influenced by Vernet, some of his earliest military paintings were of scenes from the Napoleonic Wars including his 1853 Royal Academy piece "Wellington at Sobrauren". In his later life he was known especially as a military painter, and observed on the spot the Franco-Prussian War, although it is unclear whether he witnessed the Crimean War, first-hand. He did exhibit a number of paintings depicting this war. One of his most famous paintings from the 1850s was "The Relief of Lucknow" completed in 1859. The picture which was shown to Queen Victoria in May 1860, contained numerous portraits based on sketches taken by the Swedish artist Egron Lundgren, who had traveled to India in 1858. Other significant works by Barker include "The Bride of Death" (1840); "The Meeting of Wellington and Blücher" (1851); "Wellington Crossing the Pyrenees (1857);" "The Mêlée - Charge of Cuirassiers and Chasseurs" (1872); "Balaklava - One of the Six Hundred" (1874); "The Return throug |