Hugh Barron

1747–1791

Hugh Barron, ‘The Children of George Bond of Ditchleys’ 1768 — The Children of George Bond of Ditchleys 1768
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Biography

Hugh Barron (c. 1746 - 1791) was an English portrait painter and amateur musician.

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Hugh Barron, ‘The Children of George Bond of Ditchleys’ 1768

Hugh Barron The Children of George Bond of Ditchleys

1768

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