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Last Tide Carpenter of London Bridge'
but this cartoon relates to the loss of the 'Agincourt' which had become stranded at Gibraltar
obviously did not always appeal to the ears of the new middle classes
mirrored inscription provides the date 'October 7 AD 1757
following their investiture at Buckingham Palace
Portrait of Thomas Gale (1635-1702) Size:L: 80 x 60cm Last Tide Carpenter of LondonHalf length portrait of Gale dressed in black ecclesiastical gown and white bands. Gale's body is angled to the viewer's left and he regards the viewer directly. He has long natural brown hair and a prominent mole on the left cheek. Thomas Gale was elected a Fellow of the Royal Society in 1677. Original: oil on canvas, 762x635mm. ca. 1680