Portrait of William Jones (1726-1800) mb-width 2577 Panoramic view of London from

Panoramic view of London from the South Bank looking across the River Thames towards Somerset House in Westminster

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Portrait of William Jones (1726-1800) mb-width 2577 Panoramic view of London fromAn amateur portrait entitled: 'The Rev William Jones of Nayland Suffolk 1726 1800'. The subject is seated, presenting his right profile. Jones is shown reading in a panelled room dressed in clerical clothes of black coat, knee breeches and stockings and wig. His back is to a window which has shutters and a raised drape. At his right elbow is a small writing table upon which rests books and an inkwell containing a quill pen. William Jones was elected a