Portrait of Professor James Ward: List of Subscribers , 1914
Scope and Contents
Keynes recommends Duncan Grant, one of the 'Bloomsbury Group' artists and known for slightly experimental work, as someone to consider as portraitist of Ward. Keynes mentions that he has seen a picture by McEvoy (a favoured candidate) but that in his opinion McEvoy's style is 'old fashioned'. Keynes speaks of the need, nevertheless, to satisfy the 'subscribers' (those who are contributing to the cost of the portrait). Of course, McEvoy was eventually awarded the commission.
Dates
- Creation: 1914
Creator
- From the Item: Keynes, John Maynard, 1883-1946 (Baron Keynes, economist) (Person)
Biographical / Historical
The portrait, by Ambrose McEvoy, was eventually hung in the Fitzwilliam Museum, where it remains. Mary Ward corresponded with Myers about its location, and her letter on this topic is listed as GBR/3377/CSMyers/1/12.
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