George Hamilton Collection
George Hamilton was a prominent figure in British politics during the 19th century
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George Hamilton was a prominent figure in British politics during the 19th century. Born as George Hamilton Gordon, he held various titles throughout his life, including Earl of Aberdeen and Earl of Orkney. His political career spanned several decades, and he served in important positions such as Prime Minister of the United Kingdom and Under-Secretary of State for India. Throughout his life, George Hamilton was captured in numerous portraits and engravings by various artists. These artworks showcase his distinguished appearance and reflect the era in which he lived. One particular portrait from around 1810 depicts him as the Right Honorable George Hamilton Gordon, Earl of Aberdeen. Another engraving portrays him specifically as the Earl of Orkney, emphasizing his connection to this region. This depiction highlights his noble status and influence within society at that time. In later years, a portrait from 1841 shows him with additional titles such as K. T. -F. A. S. , indicating further recognition for his contributions to society. A photograph from the 1850s captures Lord George Hamilton's dignified presence while wearing the prestigious Order of the Garter. Lord George Hamilton continued to play an active role in politics well into the late 19th century. An image from around 1870 showcases him as a Member of Parliament (M. P. ), representing his commitment to public service. One particularly significant artwork is a portrayal from 1893 when he became Prime Minister of the United Kingdom. Painted by W Roffe, it symbolizes not only Lord George Hamilton's personal achievements but also reflects on Britain's political landscape during that period.