# 1_Artist

Notes:
Graves suggests this could be Charles Sims


Other titles:
Marine and Landscape Painter to H.R.H. the Prince Regent


Notes:
Graves may have confused William Davison ('Marine' in source 4)  and W. Davison ('Landscape' in source 4) across different publications


Notes:
Dates for this to be George William Crawford Chambers don't align. Must be mistake in source 4


Other titles:
President of the Society of Painters in Water Colors


Notes:
Believed that Robert Early and William Robert Earl are same person. Errors in house numbers?


Other titles:
Profilist to Her Makesty and H.R.H. the Princess Augusta


Other titles:
Secretary to the Society of Painters in Oil and Water Colours


Notes:
'This painter's name and number appear in the Indiex, but in the body the picture is by G. A., an Honorary Exhibitor'


Other titles:
Painter of Flowers and Fruit to H.R.H. the Prince Regent


Other titles:
Flower Painter in Ordinary to Her Majesty, and to H.R.H. the Duchess of Kent


Other titles:
Engineer in the service of the King of Sardinia


Notes:
'Miss Buck, etc., in the index, but in the catalogue the work is described as by J. Bluck.) Graves, vol I, p. 327


Other titles:
Draughtman and Painter of Architecture and Landscape to H.R.H. The Duke of York


Other titles:
Marine Painter to H.R.H. the Duke of Clarence, Lord High Admiral of England


Other titles:
Animal Painter to their Majesties George III, George IV, and William IV.


Other titles:
Marine Draughtsman to His Royal Highness the Duke of Clarence.


Other titles:
Royal Academy at Paris and Painter to Prince de Condé


Other titles:
Member of the Royal Academy of Painting in Paris


Other titles:
Secretary to the Society of Associated Artists in Water Colours. Painter in water colours to H.R.H the Duchess of York.


Notes:
Graves notes that the initial may be a printing error, more likely to be G.


Notes:
Graves notes 'A Member of the Williams family'


Notes:
Also noted as A. R. Grieve, but may have been confused with A. R. Robertson according to Graves


Notes:
Grave notes: 'It seems as though Harry Hall, the sporting painter, was also an architect'


Other titles:
A.N.A. (Associate of the National Acacdemy of America)


Other titles:
Animal Painter to H.R.H. the Duchess of Kent


Other titles:
Marine painter to their Royal Highnesses the Duchess of Kent and the Princess Victoria


Other titles:
Member of the Royal Society of Fine Arts, Paris


Other titles:
Professor of the Royal Academy of Fine Arts, Antwerp


Other titles:
Animal painter to H.R.H. the Duke of Cumberland


Other titles:
Enamel painter to H.R.H. the Princess Charlotte of Wales


Other titles:
Mrs. Charles Long, Lady Long, Lady Farnborough


Other titles:
K.L.; Historical and Landscape Painter to their Royal and Serene Highnesses the Princess Charlotte and the Prince Leopald


Notes:
Graves suggests this could be a misprint for P. S. Munn


Notes:
Graves notes the initials are T.W.O. in the catalogue


Other titles:
Draughstman to T.R.H. the Dukes of York and Kent.


Notes:
Notes as a member of the Williams family


Notes:
Predominantly known as engraver and 'occassional landscape painter'. Exhibited landscapes at RA for many years. Not to be confused with son (Samuel William Reynolds II)


Notes:
Son of Francis and grandson of John Sartorius


Other titles:
Landscape painter in Water Colours to H.R.H. the Prince Regent


Other titles:
Animal Painter to H.R.H. the Prince Regent


Notes:
Graves notes she was the oldest of the four sisters


Other titles:
Marine Painter to H.R.H. the Duke of Clarence


Notes:
Graves notes intials are F.G. T in index


Other titles:
'Member of the Imperial Academy at Florence, and of the Academy'


Other titles:
Of the Royal (Military) Academy, Woolwich


Other titles:
Draughtsman to H.R.H. the Duke of Gloucester


Other titles:
Royal Academician of Holland and Belgium


Other titles:
'Member of the Royal Netherlands Institute etc'


Notes:
Graves admits error - also Mrs. C. White


Notes:
Graves notes 'Father of Williams Family'


Notes:
Graves notes 'Member of the Williams Family'


Notes:
graves notes it is 'T. Wilson' in the catalogue


Notes:
Graves notes also refered to J. Woodin, junior


Notes:
Graves notes 'Mrs.' in index but 'Miss' in catalogue


Other titles:
Direct F.S.A, Vice-President F.S.A., President F.S.A.


Other titles:
Painter to His Imperial Majesty from Bruges, in Flanders)


Other titles:
Painter to T.R.H. the Duke and Duchess of York


Other titles:
Painter in Water Colours to H.R.H. The Duchess of York


Other titles:
Landscape Painter H.R.H. the Prince of Wales


Other titles:
Treasurer of the Society of Painters in Oil and Water Colours


Notes:
Graves suggests may be G. Smith or George Armfield Smith


Other titles:
Portrait Painter to H.R.H. The Duchess of Kent


# 2_Artist'sAddress

Directions / Notes:
And 2, Landsdowne Place, Brighton (1839-1846)


Directions / Notes:
Error in house number or temporary lodgings for less than a year? See ADD2680


Directions / Notes:
And Downshire Hill Cottage, Hampstead (1834-1836)


Address - HORWOOD parish:
Saint Margaret Parish Westminster detached part


Directions / Notes:
Graves notes this address  for 1800, 1804, 1808


Directions / Notes:
Butted onto Harley Street property from the north. Currently number 44 or 23. Has also been numbered 44c and 46a. Changed to 47 in 1810.


Directions / Notes:
A rural retreat of c. 1775 on the edge of the West End.


Directions / Notes:
And Roundcroft Cottage, Cheshunt (1838-1847)


Directions / Notes:
ormerly Conway Street, then Southampton Street and later Conway Street and Fitzroy Square


Directions / Notes:
Formerly Queen Ann Street East, then Foley Place, later Langham Street


Directions / Notes:
Formerly Thornaugh Street. Now Huntley Street.


Address - street2:
Bagnigge Wells Road, Gray's Inn Road (Gray's Inn Lane)


Directions / Notes:
Formerly Little Compton Street and Compton Stree


Directions / Notes:
'Near the Jamaica House' (Cherry Garden Street)


Directions / Notes:
'Opposite the Spa Gardens'. Formerly Grange Road


Directions / Notes:
(or Charlotte Street) Formerly Thornaugh Street. Now Huntley Street.


Directions / Notes:
In Source 25 missing from listing p. 358


Directions / Notes:
South side, later renumbered 13 (1871) and later 96. Painted in garret


Directions / Notes:
Then Grand Junction Road, now Sussex Gardens


Directions / Notes:
Sources suggest this became Cleaveland Street


Directions / Notes:
Then Arthur Street, now Dovehouse Street


Directions / Notes:
Demolished. South of existing Plough Place


Directions / Notes:
Also at Mr. Napper's, High Street, Hampstead (1794)


Directions / Notes:
And 42 Seymour Street, Liverpool (1837-1838)


Directions / Notes:
(And Messrs. Tatterhall's) Now Knightsbridge


Directions / Notes:
Later Great Titchfield Street. And Leamington


Directions / Notes:
Listed at property of 'J. F. Herring, Senr.'


Directions / Notes:
'J. Huggins', 'T. W. Huggins', 'W. S. Huggins', 'J. V. Huggins'


Directions / Notes:
As well as Presteign, Radnorshire in 1837


Directions / Notes:
Near Mother Black Cap's, on the south end of Warren Place (see Kamlish, 33). From September.


Directions / Notes:
Stableyard opposite visible on Horwood map. Suggested location for painting of 'The Inside of a Stable'


Directions / Notes:
Later Constable's house 1811-17 (Add ID 1278)


Directions / Notes:
And 11 Mount Sion Place, Church Hill, Brighton (1841)


Directions / Notes:
'P. Nursey Jun., Little Bealings, Woodbridge, Suffolk' or


Directions / Notes:
And Westbourne Terrace, Hyde Park Gardens


Directions / Notes:
And Newcastle on Tyne (1832-1838); Glossop Road, Sheffield (1842)


Directions / Notes:
Formerly Little Compton Street and Compton Street


Directions / Notes:
Paradise Road, then Queen's Road West, now Royal Hospital Road


Directions / Notes:
Could be Great Mary Le Bone Street or Upper Mary Le Bone Street


Address - street2:
Upper Stamford Street, Waterloo Bridge Road


Directions / Notes:
And Lowther, near Penrith. Later The Hermitage, Hackthorp, Penrith


Directions / Notes:
South-west corner of St Alban's Grove and Victoria Grove


Directions / Notes:
And 41, Blackett Street, Newcastle-on-Tyne


Directions / Notes:
'Mr. Farington's'. Or Bath. Later leased by Constable


Address - street2:
Regent's Park / Mornington Crescent, Hampstead Road


Directions / Notes:
Elizabeth Street, then Christchurch Street


Directions / Notes:
Noted as errror in catalogue by Grave. Listed as F.T. Wright


Directions / Notes:
Merged records - source 16 has 'incomplete' addresses for this period. Source 30 identifies incorrect Stephen Street (suggests later Shroron Street, sctually Shroton Street) - not built by time of Morland's occupation according to Horwood map.


Directions / Notes:
Potentially a posthumous display of artist's work


Directions / Notes:
Later Chelsea Road, then Buckingham Palace Road


Directions / Notes:
Too many terraces to be certain of which house


Directions / Notes:
And 2, Cumberland Place, New Road (1838)


Directions / Notes:
Formerly Conway Street, then Southampton Street and later Conway Street and Fitzroy Square


Directions / Notes:
1888 map not clear what portion is Charlotte Street (as formerly known) and what is becoming Bloomsbury Street


Directions / Notes:
Address listed as Harwood Street (cannot be located), but more likely Harmond Street


Directions / Notes:
Later renumbered 294. Near Bakerloo and Marylebone Flyover. Opposite the White Lion, 125 Edgeware Road. Record combined with incomplete address of the same time period in Paddington - see sources 20 and 31.


Directions / Notes:
At Mrs. Lay's print shop near Cartlon House, Pall Mall


Directions / Notes:
Living within the 'verge of court' (12 mile parameter of King's Bench Prison)


Directions / Notes:
Brother Henry ran a hotel at no. 23 (est. 1798), now the Quo Vadis Club.


Directions / Notes:
Location of death according to the London Daily Advertiser 1 Nov 1804. Was said to be painting at time of collapse. Short cul-de-sac of three houses off the east side of Eyre Street Hill, south of Summer Street. Aka Eyre Place, later Eyre Court


Directions / Notes:
Address of Henry Robert Morland. George would have been 15 at the time and apprenticed to his father.


Directions / Notes:
Held 'prisoner' to paint 'immodest' works by picture dealer


Directions / Notes:
Within a 12 mile parameter of the King's Bend Prison


Directions / Notes:
A terrace lining the south side of City Road, on the site of Moorfields Eye Hospital


Directions / Notes:
After Cecil Street [Add. 7394]. Off Portland Road


Directions / Notes:
After Frith Street [Add. 1277]. With John Jackson whilst searching for new lodgings


Directions / Notes:
Or Marylebone Place. Richard Weight (Constable's landlord) rented temporary accomodation after fire.


# 3_AddressDates

Date Notes:
23 June 1807 - first letter addressed to Percy Street


Date Notes:
Move in June 1787. Leave Nov 1789 for Isle of Wight


Date Notes:
Away Winter 1784-5. Returns until May 1785. Leaves July 1785, returns 1786.


Date Notes:
November 1799, then prison, then add. 7373.


Date Notes:
Nov 1799: prison 2 days, took this property for 6 months


Date Notes:
Winter of 1803-4. Arrested on this street in October 1804.


Date Notes:
C. Nov/Dec 1789, result of the Rules of the Board of the Green Cloth. Lodgings as an alternative to prison.


Date Notes:
Marries and moves in Sept 1786 with William and Maria Ward (nee Morland)


Date Notes:
After Hackney. C. between June - Dec 1792


Date Notes:
After Leadenhall Street. C. between June - Dec 1792


Date Notes:
Letters addressed between 30 Nov 1812 - 19 March 1813


# 4_Institutions_Suppliers

Directions:
North of Great Ormond Street, west of Gray's Inn Lane


Institution:
Carrington Bowles and Robert Sayers Print Shop


Directions:
Corner of Bloomsbury and Streathem Streets


Institution:
Mrs. Matthews' Literary and Artistic Salon


Institution:
George Rowney & Co. (Colourman and Pencil Maker)


Institution:
John Richard - Superfine Colour Manufacturer


Institution:
T. Reeves & Son  - Superfine Colour Manufacturer to the Prince of Wales and the Royal Family


Institution:
Mills & Son (Booksellers, Stationers and Binders)


Institution:
Ackermann & Co. (Colourman and Pencil Makers)


Address - street:
Devonshire Buildings, Great Dover Street


Institution:
Findlow & Co. (Colourman and Pencil Makers)


Institution:
Joseph Harvey (Colourman and Pencil Maker)


Institution:
Thomas Miller (Colourman and Pencil Maker)


Institution:
James Newman (Colourman and Pencil Maker)


Institution:
Reeves & Sons (Colourman and Pencil Maker)


Institution:
Charles Robertson &Co. (Colourman and Pencil Maker)


Directions:
Not clear whether 'Great' or 'Little' Marylebone Street


Notes:
NPG website British artists' suppliers, 1650-1950 - S


# 6_Source

Publication title:
The Literary Blue Book or Kalender of Literature, Science, and Art

Publisher:
Marsh and Miller, London; Constable and Co., Edinburgh


Publication title:
The Royal Academy of Arts: A Complete Dictionary of Contributors and their work from its foundation in 1769 to 1904

Publisher:
Henry Graves and Co. and George Bell and Sons


Publication title:
Alexander and John Robert Cozens : the poetry of landscape


Publication title:
'The Temporal Dimensions of the London Art Auction, 1780-1835', British Art Studies


Publication title:
The People's Galleries: Art Museums and Exhibitions in Britain, 1800-1914


Publication title:
The Society of Artists of Great Britain 1760-1791 The Free Society of Artists 1761-1791 A Complete Dictionary of Contributors and their Works from Foundation of the Societies to 1791

Publisher:
George Bell and Sons and Algernon Graves


Publication title:
The British Institution 1806-1867:A Complete Dictionary of Contributors and their work from the foundation of the institution


Publication title:
Works Exhibited at The Royal Society of British Artists 1824-1893


Publication title:
Wakefield's Merchant and Tradesman's General Directory for London

Publisher:
Printed by T. Davison, for and sold by the author


Publication title:
Johnstone's London Commercial Guide and Street Directory


Publication title:
In Turner's footsteps: through the hills and dales of northern England


Publication title:
The Social History of the Painting Room in the Eighteenth Century. Report prepared for Gainsborough's House


Publication title:
Handlist of Painters, Sculptors & Architects associated with St. Marylebone, 1760-1960


Publication title:
George Morland: A London Artist in Eighteenth-Century Camden


Publication title:
Kearsley's Gentleman and Tradesman's Pocket Ledger, for the year 1778


Publication title:
Memoirs of the life of the late George Morland : with critical and descriptive observations on the whole of his works hitherto before the public


Publication title:
The Life of George Morland, with remarks on his works


Publication title:
John Constable's Correspondence: Early Friends and Maria Bicknell


Publication title:
John Constable's Correspondence: Patrons, Dealers and Fellow Artists


Publication title:
John Constable's Correspondence: The Family at East Bergholt 1807-1837


