File:Henry Hawkins Tremayne (1766-1829), by Henry Bone.jpg

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English: Henry Hawkins Tremayne (1766-1829), in black coat and waistcoat with aubergine lining, white cravat, powdered hair

signed 'HBone' (lower left) and signed, dated and fully inscribed on the counter-enamel 'Henry Bone pinx. April 1795 Rev. d H.H. Tremayne of Heligan Cornwall' and signed on the backing paper 'HBone Hanover S t. Hanover Sq u'
enamel on copper
oval,95 mm.

Henry Hawkins Tremayne was a curate in Lostwithiel, Cornwall, and unexpectedly inherited the estate of Heligan.

Date

April 1795

Source

Christie's

Author



Alternative names	Henry R. Bone; henry bone; H P Bone
Description	English painter and porcelain painter
Date of birth/death	6 February 1755	17 December 1834
Location of birth/death	Truro	London
Authority file	: Q5196210 VIAF: 45156852 ISNI: 0000000077300221 ULAN: 500000388 LCCN: nr2001043921 WGA: b/bone WorldCat

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April 1795^Gregorian