Philip Augustus Barnard
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Portrait miniature of Mr. Charles Brett (on ivory, 1841)
Philip Augustus Barnard (1813–1897) was a British painter, born in London. Barnard produced miniatures and portraits in oils, and his work was exhibited at the Royal Academy for almost forty-five years. He was married to fellow painter , who also exhibited works under her married name. They were the parents of the portrait painter (1851–1930).
He also rose to minor prominence when he painted a miniature painting of Queen Victoria as a gift. It was never passed on to her, and instead hung in the Royal Academy.
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- Daphne Foskett. A Dictionary of British Miniature Painters, Vol I (Faber & Faber, 1972).
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