Angerstein Collection

John Julius Angerstein
JOHN JULIUS ANGERSTEIN Russian-English merchant, art collector and benefactor

John Julius Angerstein (1736-1823). Creator: Thomas Lawrence
John Julius Angerstein (1736-1823)

Blackheath Woodland Hse
Woodland House, the seat of sir John Julius Angerstein : today it is a cultural resource where exhibitions are periodically held. Date: 1786

John Julius Angerstein, Esq. 1832. Creator: Edward Scriven
John Julius Angerstein, Esq. 1832. Portrait of John Julius Angerstein (1735-1823), English philanthropist, merchant and Lloyds underwriter

National Gallery, 100 Pall Mall, Westminster, London, c1825. Surmounted by an image of the Louvre, Paris. Before the gallery on Trafalgar Square was constructed the collection was held at no 100 Pall

View of Woodlands House, Blackheath, Greenwich, London, 1804. The villa of John Julius Angerstein

John Julius Angerstein (1735-1823), English philanthropist and merchant, (1829). Artist: Scriven
John Julius Angerstein (1735-1823), English philanthropist, merchant, picture collector and Lloyds underwriter (1829). A prominent patron of the arts

John Julius Angerstein, 1735-1823. Russian Born British Merchant And Picture Collector
John Julius Angerstein, 1735-1823.Russian Born British Merchant And Picture Collector. Engraved By Scriven After Sir T. Lawrence.From The Book " National Portrait Gallery Volume I"

John Julius Angerstein, 1816 (oil on canvas)
BAL10282 John Julius Angerstein, 1816 (oil on canvas) by Lawrence, Thomas (1769-1830); 90.2x71.1 cm; Lloyds, London, UK; (add.info)

JOHN JULIUS ANGERSTEIN (1735-1823). English merchant. Line and stipple engraving, English, 1829

All Professionally Made to Order for Quick Shipping

"John Julius Angerstein: A Philanthropist and Art Enthusiast" Delve into the life of John Julius Angerstein (1736-1823), a remarkable figure in British history. Known for his passion for art, Angerstein's legacy lives on through various portraits and depictions. One such portrayal is by Thomas Lawrence, a renowned creator who captured the essence of this influential man. In "Blackheath Woodland Hse, " an unknown artist beautifully showcases Angerstein's residence, highlighting his connection to nature and tranquility. Edward Scriven also immortalized him in "John Julius Angerstein, Esq. " This engraving captures the dignified presence of a man whose contributions extended beyond art collecting. As an English philanthropist and merchant, he left an indelible mark on society. The National Gallery at 100 Pall Mall stands as a testament to his love for art. Around 1825, this prestigious institution became home to some of the world's most treasured masterpieces under Angerstein's guidance. Transport yourself back to 1804 with "View of Woodlands House. " Located in Blackheath, Greenwich, London, this painting offers a glimpse into the opulence that surrounded him. It reflects both his refined taste and his dedication to creating spaces that inspire awe. Scriven once again pays tribute to this extraordinary individual in another engraving from 1829. The portrait captures not only his likeness but also hints at the depth of character possessed by this Russian-born British merchant turned collector. In 1830s' publication "National Portrait Gallery Volume I, " Scriven further immortalizes John Julius Angerstein through yet another engraved piece after Sir T. Lawrence's work. This depiction serves as a lasting reminder of how deeply intertwined he was with Britain's artistic heritage. Even decades later in 1928, artists continued to be captivated by Angerstein's story.