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Sir Peter Warren (Naval Officer)

Maker (French, 1695 - 1762)
ClassificationsSCULPTURE
Daten.d.
Mediummarble
Dimensionsheight: 33 in. (83.8 cm.)
DescriptionThis bust depicts the Anglo-Irish naval officer Sir Peter Warren.
Credit LineThe Huntington Library, Art Museum, and Botanical Gardens
Status
On view
Label TextWarren wears his medal of his knighthood, the Order of Bath inscribed with the motto "tria iuncta in uno" (Latin for "three joined in one"), possibly referring to the three kingdoms—England, Scotland, and Ireland—held by the British monarchs. Roubiliac was lauded for his skillful handling of marble to mimic surfaces such as the lively way the cloth edging beneath Warren's breastplate curls around it.
Object number67.53
Terms
    Louis François Roubiliac
    ca. 1739
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